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Dallas Stars CEO pushes back on arena tax claims
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· October 3, 2026
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Dallas Stars President and CEO Brad Alberts addresses concerns about Plano’s Proposition A, which would help fund a new arena and entertainment district. Supporters say it would primarily tax visitors, while opponents warn residents could still feel the financial impact.
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Key points Supporters say it would primarily tax visitors, while opponents warn residents could still feel the financial impact. Dallas Stars President and CEO Brad Alberts addresses concerns about Plano’s Proposition A, which would help fund a new arena and entertainment district. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Dallas Stars President and CEO Brad Alberts addresses concerns about Plano’s Proposition A, which would help fund a new arena and entertainment district. Supporters say it would primarily tax visitors, while opponents warn residents could still feel the financial impact.
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