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C’MON CITY OF SUGAR LAND - SAVE THE SUGAR LAND ICE AND SPORTS CENTER!!!

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Keagan Goldwait
10 years ago

save ice rink!!!

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Jo gosda
10 years ago

keep it open for everyone who loves it!!!!

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Matthew Schaar
10 years ago

We need this rink for many reasons. Young athletes learn many life skills, special needs kids have a great program, and it's a great place for adults too!

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Maira bokhari
10 years ago

Maira bokhari

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Kevin Linker
10 years ago

Save the rink! need more future GGSU members

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Jordie Drew
10 years ago

help por favor

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Julie Treece
10 years ago

SLICE is part of the completeness and uniqueness of our Sugar Land Experience!

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Tim Herren
10 years ago

Must keep the rink.

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Gerry Duzan
10 years ago

Please save!

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Warren Bates
10 years ago

Must keep the rink

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tom mullen
10 years ago

Sugarland ice rink is fantastic! please save it. thank you

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Tracy shields
10 years ago

Please keep the Sugarland ice skating rink. It is vital for the community and to our kids.

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james sagun
10 years ago

Save it please

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Simon Schaffner
10 years ago

Hockey is great! Dont take anyone's hockey away!

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Lynette Jackson
10 years ago

The people have spoken we say keep our center.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

SLICE is a great family rand community resource! It would be a huge loss to Sugar Land if it goes away.

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Tracy
10 years ago

Save the rink!!! We must have the double sheets of ice for events and games.

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Pearl Vuorinen
10 years ago

Please look at this as an asset!

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Lauraine bates
10 years ago

Please save sugarland ice, we need more rinks in the Houston area not less. The loss of this rink would seriously effect the already dying sport of youth hockey.

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Jason hamilton
10 years ago

My child currently attends Sugar Land Ice as a skater and wants to learn to play hockey. I've played myself for several years and have seen the positive benefits the sport has on individuals and the community. In order create demand, there must be a supply of ice and with SLICE down, there are 3 sheets of ice in a metro area of 6.5 m residents. With a population that size to serve, far too many would be ice sporting participants will simply be turned off by the lack of accessability to ice time and will deploy their sports/entertainment dollars elsewhere. In order for ice sports to stand a chance, there must be venue availability. Other southern areas such as Tampa Bay and Dallas have demonstrated that ice sports are viable in non traditional markets.