Opponents of the city of Boston’s public-private plan to rehab White Stadium for a new pro soccer team are plowing on with their legal challenge, this time by appealing a Superior Court judge’s ruling that threw out their lawsuit last month.&nbsp; 


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Opponents of the city of Boston’s public-private plan to rehab White Stadium for a new pro soccer team are plowing on with their legal challenge, this time by appealing a Superior Court judge’s rul…{ai:summary}<p>Opponents of Boston's public-private initiative to renovate White Stadium for a new professional soccer team are continuing their legal battle. They are appealing a recent Superior Court ruling that dismissed their lawsuit. </p><p>#society</p>

Boston’s White Stadium soccer plan opponents extend legal fight, appeal court’s ruling

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