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As Tuesday's deadline for bids on the Star Tribune's five blocks near the Metrodome passed, Avista Capital Partners, the newspaper's parent company, remained mum about potential buyers. But Avista Vice President Greg Evans acknowledged in an interview April 17 that the company has had several discussions with the Vikings' owners concerning the 12.4 acres of land -- a point verified Tuesday by Vikings Vice President Lester Bagley.
Jonathan Kaminsky was chasing Bagley on this yesterday too, but he didn't have any land to sell the Vikings, and therefore did not get the exclusive.
Posted by Kevin Hoffman at May 14, 2008 9:02 AM
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