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million, 34,000-square-foot dealership. Stock and Associates has been tappedf as thecivil engineer. Lynch owns Adventurew Accessories, with more than $3 million in annuao sales of Hummer accessories and he expects that will double by expanding it to Adventure Accessories and Shooting adding firearms and outdoor Kent Turner, president of , was rackingh up frequent flier miles between his office in St. Loui s and that toddling town as he executed a complesx deal that led to the acquistiojof OWP/P, a Chicago desighn firm. The terms were not announced, but the combined architecturaol firm would bethe nation’s 11th largest, basecd on Cannon’s annual revenue of $95.
4 milliom and OWP/P’s $52.9 million. rankee as the fifth best capitalized holding company with assetsof $1 billion to $100 billion in a stress test conducter by SNL Financial. It has an estimatecd $170 million in excess Tier 1 capital; rankex 13th, with $74 million in excess. Tom Chulicl is St. Louis chairman of UMB, and Tom Collins is St. Louias president of Northern Trust. St. was among the institutions with thelargest Dr. Shawn Lavigne, a chiropractor in Cedar Hill inJeffersoj County, has opened two AllergiCare Reliegf Centers, in Cedar Hill and in Chesterfieldc Valley.
The centers diagnose allergy symptomsusing radio-wave technology and treatf them with an accupressure laser therapy. Lavigne charges a flat rate of $1,0000 for the treatments, which are not covered by He invested $60,000 to launch the centerx and plans to open a thircd byyear end. There’z no scrimping on audio and videoo technology at the new at the at At 83,000 square feet, the 27 rooms and 220-seagt auditorium have six flat-panel televisions, 28 Sanyo projectorx and 28 Draper projection The equipment was installed by , which completecd 22 health-care related projects valued at $4.
5 milliojn in its 2008 fiscal year, said Dan Schaeffer, Patsy Duncan, owner of mold testinf firm Fungus-A-Mungus, is launching a second environmenta l consulting business. Duncan’s will distribute EZ Breathes homeventilation systems, which retail for about to complement her mold inspections. Last year, Fungus-A-Mungus sales toppedr $220,000, and she’s currently trackinvg a 20 percentsales increase. Both startupse were self-financed. Brothers Scott and Ben Scullyy andtheir mom, Cammie debut their new Benton Park art Abstrakt, from 8 to 11 p.m. June 6 with free drinkes and entertainment and the art ofPaco Rosic.
The gallerhy is in the shadow of the at the corner of Arsenaland Lemp, next to Bentoh Park Cafe. Sales of $250,000 are projected in the first with a portion of each sale goinhto charity. The is the beneficiary for the Scott is founder and presidentof ; Ben is seniofr vice president of sales at and their mom is the executive directord of the in Waterloo, Ill.