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Private equity firms rejected the college town of Evanston, Illinois for a $17 million loan to expand its hockey rink because the city itself ruled that it was already “saturated” with hockey rinks. The town has decided to pass the costs on to taxpayers even though it was decided that the new rink’s chances of “making enough money to cover its costs was slim.”
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