12-22-2009, 06:22 PM
<!--quoteo-->QUOTE <!--quotec-->12/19 Spring update - Mesa
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Sat at 8:35am
Mesa city manager Chris Brady said a meeting Friday with Cubs officials went well and the team assured him that the Arizona city is still a serious candidate for its Spring Training site. The discussion went well enough that Mesa will likely spend $684,000 on improvements to Fitch Park, where the Cubs currently have their Spring Training headquarters.
The Cubs told Brady they will likely make a decision on whether they're going to move to Florida or stay in Arizona by mid January. On Monday this past week, the Naples, Fla., group got the Collier County community involved and launched their campaign, "Project Home Run."
-- Carrie Muskat<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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Sat at 8:35am
Mesa city manager Chris Brady said a meeting Friday with Cubs officials went well and the team assured him that the Arizona city is still a serious candidate for its Spring Training site. The discussion went well enough that Mesa will likely spend $684,000 on improvements to Fitch Park, where the Cubs currently have their Spring Training headquarters.
The Cubs told Brady they will likely make a decision on whether they're going to move to Florida or stay in Arizona by mid January. On Monday this past week, the Naples, Fla., group got the Collier County community involved and launched their campaign, "Project Home Run."
-- Carrie Muskat<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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