For years, Cleveland Browns fans have dreamed about a new stadium. Ownership finally seemed to be taking big steps toward that goal, but the local

Peter John-Baptiste, the Browns' chief communications officer, said HSG isn't anticipating or projecting 70 major, large-scale events. But because an enclosed stadium is capable of hosting many major events year-round, of many sizes, it could attract more than 2 million annual visitors to the region.

As the Browns, the city of Cleveland, and Cuyahoga County continue to squabble over where the team will play its home games for decades to come, the region's leading chamber of commerce is backing the club's proposal for a domed stadium in Brook Park.