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The city of Vancouver took over the Pacific National Exhibition from the province on Monday. But just what the 93-year-old fair will look like in the future is still very much up in the air. The city has agreed to keep the status quo at the PNE for the next three years, while it consults with city residents in a "visioning process." By the end of 2005, the city will make a decision on whether to keep the PNE as is, make changes, or kill it.
One sticking point will be the future of Playland, which makes a profit of about $1.5 million annually. The PNE had an over-all profit of $597,000 last year; without Playland, it would have been in the red.
Read more from The Vancouver Sun.
Well...that's what *I* would do.
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"God bless Atheists!" - Homer Simpson
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"It's not a Too-mah!" - Arnold after riding Batman the Ride
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"It's not a Too-mah!" - Arnold after riding Batman the Ride
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UK, home to the King of Inverts, Nemesis, and the soon Heir, Inferno
If all else fails, and Ethyl doesn't make it by then, I can always commission someone to rebuild Coaster for me. I can steal the plans.... right RSA? ;)
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I have been arrested more than you.
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~ Blast Coaster | BlastCoaster@coaster-net.com | www.COASTER-net.com
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Meet me at the PNE on April 17,2003. Happy 45th birthday,Coaster!
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