Some ideas get better with time. Mayor Michelle Wu's plan to rehab Franklin Park’s White Stadium to house a pro soccer team isn't one of them.


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Some ideas get better with time. Mayor Michelle Wu’s plan to rehab Franklin Park’s White Stadium to house a pro soccer team isn’t one of them.{ai:summary}<p>Mayor Michelle Wu's proposal to renovate Franklin Park’s White Stadium for a professional soccer team is facing criticism. The plan is viewed as lacking merit and is not gaining support as time progresses. </p><p>#sports</p>

Editorial: White Stadium plan becoming white elephant as costs soar

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