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2. Target Center - Wikipedia

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   As a result, the Timberwolves' lease will run until 2035. The renovated building reopened in October 2017. Naming rights. On August 7, 1990, it was announced that Target had purchased the naming rights of the Timberwolves' arena and that it would be called Target Center. Since then, the naming rights have been renewed every five years.

3. The cost of running it back in Minnesota: Will Timberwolves ...

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   That timeline is significant. If Minnesota exceeds the tax threshold for the rest of that window, under the NBA's "repeat offenders" policy, the very same spending situation would cost them $62.75 ...

4. NextEra puts a hold on Timberwolf Solar Project

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   Apr. 30—Solar panels would have gone on land just off the south edge of Taopi A proposed solar project by NextEra Energy, originally scheduled to start construction near Taopi in 2025 has been ...

5. Mayo Clinic Square - Wikipedia

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   On March 9, 2016, a new 10,000-square-foot restaurant and pour house, City Works, was opened to the public, hoping to encourage further redevelopment and enterprise on the block. It was also announced that Jack Link's had signed a lease for office space and storefront in Mayo Clinic Square. References

6. Glen Taylor says the T-wolves are no longer for sale. Lore ...

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   The ownership transfer of the Minnesota Timberwolves slammed to a halt when Glen Taylor declared on Thursday he won't take the final step of his drawn-out $1.5 billion deal to hand Marc Lore and ...

7. 2023–24 Minnesota Timberwolves season - Wikipedia

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   The 2023–24 Minnesota Timberwolves season was the 35th season for the franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Entering the second season of the "Big 3" consisting of guard Anthony Edwards, center/forward Karl-Anthony Towns and center Rudy Gobert, the team sought to improve upon its 42–40 record from the previous season and make its third consecutive playoff appearance.