The Blast will no longer practice in the Balimore city
Posted: 02/28/2013
BALTIMORE - Baltimore businessman, Ed Hale, moved his businesses out of the city.
According to published reports, Hale said his relationship with the city has soured so he moved to Baltimore County.
It involved about 40 employees and happened earlier this month.
The Baltimore Blast will no longer practice in the city, but will still play their games at First Mariner Arena.
Published reports say the dispute with Hale stemmed from an effort to get more value for Taxpayers out of the Duburns Arena, where the Blast practiced.
Hale remains the chair of "Visit Baltimore" and still owns property in the city.
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