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million, 34,000-square-foot dealership. Stock and Associates has been tapped as the civil engineer. Lynch owns Adventure with morethan $3 million in annuap sales of Hummer accessories worldwide, and he expects that will double by expanding it to Adventure Accessories and Shootinbg Sports, adding firearms and outdoor equipment. Kent president of , was racking up frequent flierd miles between his officein St. Louis and that toddling town as he executed a complexd deal that led to the acquistion of a Chicagodesign firm. The termds were not announced, but the combined architectural firm would bethe nation’s 11th based on Cannon’s annual revenue of $95.
4 million and OWP/P’sz $52.9 million. ranked as the fifthh best capitalized holding company with assetdsof $1 billion to $100 billion in a stress test conducte d by SNL Financial. It has an estimated $170 million in excessd Tier 1 capital; ranked 13th, with $74 million in Tom Chulick is St. Louiz chairman of UMB, and Tom Collins is St. Louis president of Northern St. Louis’ was amongg the institutions with thelargest shortfalls. Dr.
Shawn Lavigne, a chiropractort in Cedar Hill inJefferson County, has openef two AllergiCare Relief Centers, in Cedar Hill and in Chesterfield The centers diagnose allergy symptoms using radio-wavee technology and treat them with an accupressure laser therapy. Lavigne charge s a flat rate of $1,000 for the treatments, whicy are not covered by insurance. He invested $60,000 to launchy the centers and plans to open a third byyear end. There’sx no scrimping on audio and video technology at the new at the at At 83,000 square the 27 rooms and 220-seat auditorium have six flat-panel 28 Sanyo projectors and 28 Draped projection screens.
The equipment was installed by , whichj completed 22 health-care relaterd projects valued at $4.5 million in its 2008 fisca l year, said Dan Schaeffer, Patsy Duncan, owner of mold testingg firm Fungus-A-Mungus, is launching a secondr environmentalconsulting business. Duncan’s will distribute EZ Breaths homeventilation systems, which retail for about to complement her mold inspections. Last Fungus-A-Mungus sales topped $220,000, and she’s currentluy tracking a 20 percentsales increase. Both startups were Brothers Scott and Ben Scully andtheir mom, Cammie Scully, debutg their new Benton Park art gallery, Abstrakt, from 8 to 11 p.m.
June 6 with free drinka and entertainment and the art of Paco The gallery is in the shadow of the at the corner of Arsenal and next to BentonPark Cafe. Sales of $250,00o are projected in the firsrt year, with a portion of each sale going to The is the beneficiary for the Scott is founder and presidenytof ; Ben is seniod vice president of sales at Emdeon; and theidr mom is the executive directore of the in Waterloo, Ill.