in a cover story, describing the deal as a home run for Sarasota's tourism industry. Ed Smith Stadium and Twin Lakes Park underwent a $36 million renovation prior to the 2011 season. In addition to Sarasota County's $24 million contribution and the State of Florida's $7.2 million contribution, the city of Sarasota and Sarasota County donated 80 acres on two complexes for the renovation project. The Baltimore Orioles added another $5 million in discretionary funds toward the renovation, bringing the total cost of the public and private funded project to over $36 million. Working closely with Angelos, David Schwarz Architects of Washington, DC and Hoyt Architects of Sarasota, Florida led the renovation efforts. The renovations also received acclaim from Sports Business Journal. "People to People" series with Cuba Angelos was a representative of the Orioles franchise in the tripartite discussions between the team, the Cuban government, and the United States government and several of its agencies that culminated in the historic games between the Orioles and the Cuban National Baseball Team at Oriole Park at Camden Yards and in Havana, Cuba in March 1999. He and his brother, attorney Louis Angelos, led a delegation of team and baseball officials to Havana to negotiate the final agreement for the two-game series. Orioles' customer service policies Under Angelos' leadership, the Orioles adopted a wide range of consumer-friendly policies at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The franchise's Fan Cost Index metric consistently ranks among the best values in Major League Baseball for tickets, food, beverages and parking for a family of four. The franchise allows fans to bring food and beverages into the park to save on costs. In 2009, the team created a "Birdland Stimulus Package" with discounts and affordable entertainment options for families and the team's refund and exchange policy is one of the league's most liberal, allowing fans a great deal of scheduling flexibility. The club also received strong reviews for relaxing its refund policy during a bizarre rainout in 1999. Lawsuit by brother He is being sued by his brother, Louis, for, among other things, allegedly moving $90 million of his father's assets into an LLC he controls and manipulating his mother into allowing him to take full control of all family assets, including the Baltimore Orioles. MASN Angelos led the launch of MASN as a full-time network in 2005. MASN is now available on basic cable, satellite, and