boston 2024造句

• In January 2014, the leaders of the feasibility commission created the non-profit Boston 2024 Partnership.
• On May 21, 2015, Stephen Pagliuca replaced John Fish as chairman of the Boston 2024 Partnership.
• The Franklin Park Coalition criticized Boston 2024 for not providing detailed information about their plans for the park.
• On December 16, 2014, Mayor Martin Walsh joined the Boston 2024 Partnership to present before the USOC.
• In mid-July 2015, the " Boston Globe " reported that Boston 2024 was experiencing difficulties in fundraising.
• The Boston 2024 Partnership then put together an Executive Committee of local business leaders, university presidents, and athletes to develop the bid.
• To avoid criticisms of conflicts of interest, Boston 2024 chairman John Fish recused himself and Suffolk Construction Company from any Olympic-related bidding.
• On March 9, 2015, Boston 2024 released salary information for its staff as well as the details for how much it was paying various consultants.
• Although the Boston 2024 Partnership was over $ 4 million in debt after the bid was pulled, it officially settled its debts by the end of September 2015.
• On June 15, 2015, Boston 2024 added 17 new members to its board of directors, including Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman and former Boston mayor Raymond Flynn.
• Boston 2024 was paying $ 124, 000 a month to consulting firms, excluding the $ 7, 500 a week that former Governor Deval Patrick was receiving as a bid ambassador.
• It was also said by John Fish, head of Suffolk Construction and chairman of Boston 2024, that hosting the Olympics would lead to better transportation and housing for the entire state of Massachusetts.
• He was part of the Northwind team that worked on the Boston 2024 effort to bring the Olympics to Boston and also worked on the 2014 gubernatorial campaign of former Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley.
• On January 23, 2015, former MassDOT Secretary Richard A . Davey was appointed CEO of the Boston 2024 Partnership, replacing Dan O'Connell, who remained a part of the Executive Committee.
• On June 29, 2015, Boston 2024 released a revised Bid 2.0, with new cost estimates, some new venue locations, and plans for post-Olympic development in Widett Circle and Billerica.
• On April 22, 2015, Boston 2024 announced a new 30-member board of directors, including celebrity athletes like Larry Bird, Jo Jo White, and Michelle Kwan, as well as members of the USOC.
• In the budget released in January 2015, Boston 2024 included an operating budget of $ 4.7 billion, a development budget of $ 3.4 billion, and an infrastructure budget of $ 5.2 billion.
• The redactions included the mention of a $ 500 million shortfall, Boston 2024's willingness to get laws changed to suit the Olympics, and the Partnership's downplaying of Olympic opposition and the possibility of a voter referendum.
• When the redacted bid book was released in January, property owners in and around designated venues, particularly Widett Circle ( Olympic stadium ) and Columbia Point ( Olympic Village ) alleged that they had never been contacted directly by Boston 2024.