Residents Unhappy with Brighton School Board's Revision of Naming Rights Policy
Residents addressed School Board members during Monday meeting.
With construction set to begin on the new Brighton High School football stadium in a few months, there is much talk over the fact that the field could no longer bear the name, 'The Dog Pound.' Brighton School Board members voted to revise the district's naming rights policy earlier this month, allowing them to consider commemorative naming for the purpose of generating revenue. Unhappy residents addressed Board members during Monday night's meeting, urging them to rethink the policy revision. Many residents were outraged when Board Secretary Nick Fiani said he would take $10 million from Budweiser to name the stadium because it would balance the budget. Fiani later clarified his comments on Brighton Patch's Facebook page for Patch …
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Staci Bennett
5:52 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Well I guess that just shows the lack of experience and immaturity that "Mr" Fiani has, and should have never been elected to the School Board at such a young age. He has no experience behind him to be able to handle such a position. more ›