Save Our Astrodome!

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1. 3501
   Name: Carly Thompson on Mar 4, 2010

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2. 3502
   Name: Jeremy Jumper on Mar 7, 2010

   Comments: Something needs to be done with the Astrodome other than sitting there and rotting. A museum for the Houston Astros, Houston Oilers, Monster Truck rally's, Dirt Bike rally's, all the great performers that have been there, the HLS&R. It could also be a stadium for the high school football and baseball championship games.

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3. 3503
   Name: Jessica Shimek on Mar 14, 2010

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4. 3504
   Name: Kay Ellis on Mar 15, 2010

   Comments: Please find a way to save the Astrodome, we already lost Astroworld!

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5. 3505
   Name: Brandon P. on Mar 16, 2010

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6. 3506
   Name: Sandy Littlefield on Mar 17, 2010

   Comments: What about a hotel for all the people that come to the events??????

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7. 3507
   Name: Gary P Brooks on Mar 17, 2010

   Comments: The Astrodome is one of the most recognized brands in the entire world. We should not be destroying that legacy

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8. 3508
   Name: Travis McCullough on Mar 18, 2010

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9. 3509
   Name: Terry Lee Graham on Mar 19, 2010

   Comments: I think that it would be a sad day if you-all tear down the astro dome! I think that people can find more game for the kids, as well as us adults, some thing to do with it dont tear it down it has all kinds of great mem. in it a sad day indeed!!!!

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10. 3510
    Name: Jill Dunnam on Mar 23, 2010

    Comments: i would still like to see it where i grew up! please dont destroy our historic past!!

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11. 3511
    Name: Nadine Barber on Mar 28, 2010

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12. 3512
    Name: Nadine Barber on Mar 28, 2010

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13. 3513
    Name: Jessica Draper on Apr 11, 2010

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14. 3514
    Name: Juan Rodriguez on Apr 12, 2010

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15. 3515
    Name: Stephen Glasco on Apr 14, 2010

    Comments: This structure is a testament to the wonderful and colorful history of our great city! It is a symbol that we did something great and progressive. Don't that this noble ideal be torn down.

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16. 3516
    Name: Charlotte McFadin on Apr 20, 2010

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17. 3517
    Name: Robert Hollis on Apr 26, 2010

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18. 3518
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 27, 2010

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19. 3519
    Name: Patti Wyman on Apr 27, 2010

    Comments: the worst decision ever was to let the lease holder maintain the Dome. Of course, they went the cheap route! And of course they needed a new stadium.

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20. 3520
    Name: Cynthia Neely on Apr 28, 2010

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21. 3521
    Name: JoeL ANDREWS on May 5, 2010

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22. 3522
    Name: Brian Lillico on Jun 14, 2010

    Comments: We need to save the 8th wonder of the world.

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23. 3523
    Name: Lynette R. Johnston on Jun 14, 2010

    Comments: I find the Astrodome an awe inspiring site..It is also where I saw my first professional Base Ball Game. Please find a way to use this wonderful historical site. It could be donated to so many special causes.. please don't waste this resource.

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24. 3524
    Name: Laurence Unger on Jun 14, 2010

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25. 3525
    Name: Donna Binion on Jun 15, 2010

    Comments: I have many fond memories of the Astrodome, starting with the year it opened and ending in a great Christian music and many games and rodeos in between.. I find it hard to believe that there is nothing exciting to do with this great venue. Please remember the "hearts of Houstonians" in making your decision. In other words, SAVE THE ASTRODOME.

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26. 3526
    Name: Kenneth Kraebel on Jul 24, 2010

    Comments: So we are looking to knock down the world's first sports dome stadium and past 8th Wonder of the World? Now, I can see in the future 30 years down the road, people will tell their kids how they miss the astrodome and wish it was still there. Houston, do not walk way from this classic sports cathedral in your own backyard. Hold on to a tradition vs. some vision that may not work. Use it for a Houston sports museum, your city has plenty of good sports history right?

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27. 3527
    Name: Kirby on Aug 20, 2010

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28. 3528
    Name: Melissa Webb on Aug 23, 2010

    Comments: Please don't sacrifice Houston's history to the wrecking ball. We've lost too much of it already. Find a way to preserve and re-purpose the Astrodome.

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29. 3529
    Name: Billy on Sep 8, 2010

    Comments: we need to save the dome for sure! i love the building and have since i was a kid.if they the dome is what people know houston as.i have heard numerous people rather the reliant stadium be tore down and keep the dome.the dome is much more comfortable to sit in for long perods of events.save the dome the park would look so funny with it gone and i would never go back to any event there.

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30. 3530
    Name: Scott Machala on Oct 10, 2010

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31. 3531
    Name: Alexander Peare on Oct 12, 2010

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32. 3532
    Name: Stephen Johnson on Oct 25, 2010

    Comments: Growing up, the Astrodome was like a second home. If we weren't there cheering on the Oilers or the Astros, we were there for the Rodeo. Houston is infamous for surrendering its historic buildings to the tide of "progress." It would be a shame if the Astrodome fell prey to a similar fate.

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33. 3533
    Name: Stephen Pollard on Nov 6, 2010

    Comments: Come on Harris county...I know it's old and is costing lots of money to upkeep,but lets keep SOMETHING from the great space era which was what Houston is based upon...remember?Kinda seems like the whole idea is to crowd out the great dome with all of the "new"buildings without regard to what started it all for Houston sports.Not meeting safety code...well you have to update things for it not to slide so far out of date it will cost a fortune to bring it back.Not enough water pressure to run the sprinklers... with all of the other unecessary buildings around I would guess not! Another stab from the Texans and the rodeo association to get rid of the Astrodome for more convienent parking...oh wait..that was Astroworld...sad days in H town!!!!

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34. 3534
    Name: Dene Hofheinz Anton on Feb 8, 2011

    Comments: THanks, GHPA for providing a place to express our passion for preserving The Astrodome. You work tirelessly and it is most appreciated!!!

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35. 3535
    Name: Dan Maxey on Feb 16, 2011

    Comments: I've heard it compared to the Eiffel Tower. There is no comparison to between the Astrodome and the Eiffel Tower. I feel the Astrodome belongs in a much higher category than that. How about the Empire State Building, Hoover Dam, Brooklyn Bridge, ect... Unmatched symbols of American ingenuity. Pieces of history which show the world what greatness can stem from a free society. Is it worth loosing that example for future generations simply because a few greedy sports team owners felt it wasn't making them quite enough money anymore?

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36. 3536
    Name: Sam Douglas on May 8, 2011

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37. 3537
    Name: Tim McKay on May 10, 2011

    Comments: Save the Astrodome by turning the upper levels into hotel rooms, stores and restaurants, while keeping the lower levels (around 25-30,000 seats) and field level usable for major high school football / baseball games. You could allow guests to stay year-round and while it's not in-season for baseball / football you could have conventions and other things there.

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38. 3538
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 9, 2011

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39. 3539
    Name: Mark on Jun 20, 2011

    Comments: Instead of building reliant stadium they should have used the money to refurbish the Dome and put it back to use!! It would be a horrible shame if one of the greatest stadiums in sports history was no more. I love this place and agree it should be refurbished and used again. Play some Rice and U of H games there as well as high school football playoff games

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40. 3540
    Name: Spencer Yambrich on Aug 2, 2011

    Comments: i say they should fix the 1965 era part of the park and remove the outfield parts added in the late 80s. To get some events i think they should move all rodeo,monster jam,and conserts from next door and have the Astros play 4-5 series at the astrodome. Also u could move the 2 or at least 1 pre season Texans games at the dome u could even have the titans play a game here in retro unies

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41. 3541
    Name: Jeanne Adkins on Oct 7, 2011

    Comments: I was born and raised in Houston. It was hard enough losing Astroworld, but, please don't tear down the Astrodome!

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42. 3542
    Name: James Hood on Oct 8, 2011

    Comments: THE ASTRODOME HAS MANY MEMORIES FOR ME, I BORN IN HOUSTON WENT FIRST ASTRO AND OILER GAMES IN THE DOME. NOW DAYS WHEN I FLY INTO HOUSTON AND SEE THAT BEAUTIFUL LADY I KNOW IM HOME!

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43. 3543
    Name: Justin Foster on Nov 29, 2011

    Comments: Save the Astrodome!

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44. 3544
    Name: Josef Mclean on Mar 4, 2012

    Comments: save the dome

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45. 3545
    Name: Mario Medrano on Apr 4, 2012

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46. 3546
    Name: John Kocian on Apr 24, 2012

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47. 3547
    Name: Chris Cander on May 2, 2012

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48. 3548
    Name: M L Blakley on May 2, 2012

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49. 3549
    Name: Jim Barrett on May 8, 2012

    Comments: I agree the dome should be saved as an athletic, historic, and entertainment venue. it is the first of its kind & deserves to be saved for not much more than it would cost to demolish and remove it. I do t think it should be transformed into some kind of alternative venue like a casino, movie studio, or hotel. the dome should be preserved, rbroght up to code ands put back to work.

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50. 3550
    Name: Jim Barrett on May 8, 2012

    Comments: I agree the dome should be saved as an athletic, historic, and entertainment venue. it is the first of its kind & deserves to be saved for not much more than it would cost to demolish and remove it. I do t think it should be transformed into some kind of alternative venue like a casino, movie studio, or hotel. the dome should be preserved, rbroght up to code ands put back to work.

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