Army Returning to the Bronx to Play Football At Yankee Stadium While NHL Will Bring Hockey in January 2014

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Army football team, which already has played at the new Yankee Stadium is working on returning to the Bronx and play one game a year beginning in 2014.

In 2014, Army will play Connecticut followed by Rutgers in 2015 and are currently working on bringing Notre Dame in 2016.

Meanwhile, the National Hockey League is getting ready to bring outdoor hockey – a first ever – to Yankee Stadium in January.

The Rangers will play against the Devils on January 26, 2014 during a day game and then they’ll play against the Islanders during an evening game on January 29th, 2014.

The new stadium is really becoming a venue with year round events like boxing, soccer and concerts. The big question is how can we tap into the money generated during these games to benefit our community?

We need to create more reasons for folks to stick around and one of the best ways to do so is great restaurants.

Thoughts?

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