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Privatizing the Greensboro Coliseum?

Posted February 28th, 2010 at 5:51 PM by SamH

The N&R weighs in on more talk about privatizing the Greensboro Coliseum. Personally, I’ll believe it when I see it; there’s a reason —-which we probably can’t begin to comprehend —– why Matt Brown is the city’s highest-paid employee.

As for City Council member Robbie Perkins’ idea to create a coliseum authority, remember that an ‘authority’ is his answer to everything. Perkins’ idea during the White Street landfill controversy was to form a solid waste authority so the region could pool its trash disposal.

That idea was shot down by then-council member Mike Barber, who argued other Triad cities wouldn’t go for it because — what a concept—they added capacity to their landfills.

One Response to “Privatizing the Greensboro Coliseum?”

  1. kachina Says:

    Privatizing the coliseum would be the best ting that could happen for Greensboro taxpayers, but the worst thing that could happen to Matt Brown. It might actually be run like a business and make a profit, but the first hting they would do is find a new manager.

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