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Mayor says arena will close at least temporarily
WENATCHEE — Even if local leaders agree on a fix for the Town Toyota Center, Wenatchee Mayor Frank Kuntz believes it will have to close its doors for at least part of this year. The city of Wenatchee has agreed to help cover the arena’s operating expenses through the end of the Wenatchee Wild hockey season in March. The facility is expected to start operating in a deficit sometime in April. READ MORE »
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