Islanders’ Future Blurred by Rejection of Plan to Pay for a New Arena

Charles Wang, the owner of the Islanders , said last week there was “no Plan B” if Nassau County, N.Y., voters rejected a plan to borrow $400 million to pay for a new arena for his team, a minor league ballpark and new convention space. He might have to find a Plan B now that the measure was ...

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