CLEVELAND, Ohio — Mayor Justin Bibb says he fought to keep the Browns on the lakefront. The math suggests he might be lucky he lost. While game days bring tens of thousands of fans downtown, they also come with a hefty price tag.

CLEVELAND (WJW) – Former Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich is continuing his fight to stop the Browns from moving to Brook Park. Last month, the Browns and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced a deal to settle lawsuits, which would clear the way for the Browns to leave the lakefront.

Neighbors got their first up-close look at plans for reimagined roads and pedestrian paths around the stadium Tuesday, during a packed open house at Brook Park’s municipal complex.

The stadium is now ForeFront Field. The partnership means ForeFront Technology Inc. will have a key presence for both signage branding as well as technological initiatives in the ballpark.

The Browns have applied a key qualifier — “could be” — to their PSL inquiry. Which means they’ll be monitoring the local reaction to it, in an effort to determine whether fans will ultimately accept that going to the games will mean plunking down extra money, over and above the money spent to purchase season tickets each and every year.

The Lake Erie Crushers and Forefront Technology Inc. announced today a multi-year partnership that includes the naming rights to the Crushers’ stadium. Effective immediately, the stadium will be

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The Lake Erie Crushers are doing more than changing the name of their Avon ballpark — they’re making a statement about where they’re headed. Through a new partnership with Cleveland-based ForeFront Technologies, the stadium will now be known as ForeFront Field — the latest step in the Crushers’ push to modernize the ballpark.

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