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million, 34,000-square-foot dealership. Stock and Associatesx has been tapped as thecivil engineer. Lynch owns Adventure Accessories, with more than $3 millionm in annual sales of Hummer accessories and he expects that will doubler by expanding it to Adventure Accessories andShootingb Sports, adding firearms and outdoore equipment. Kent Turner, president of , was rackinv up frequent flier miles between his officwein St. Louis and that toddling town as he executeed a complex deal that led to the acquistiojof OWP/P, a Chicag design firm. The termsa were not announced, but the combined architecturakl firm would bethe nation’s 11th largest, bases on Cannon’s annual revenue of $95.
4 millio and OWP/P’s $52.9 million. rankedr as the fifth best capitalized holdinv company with assetsof $1 billion to $100 billionb in a stress test conducted by SNL It has an estimated $170 million in excesss Tier 1 capital; ranked 13th, with $74 millionh in excess. Tom Chulick is St. Louis chairmann of UMB, and Tom Collines is St. Louis president of Northern St. Louis’ was among the institutions with thelargestf shortfalls. Dr. Shawn a chiropractor in Cedar Hill inJefferson County, has openes two AllergiCare Relief Centers, in Cedar Hill and in Chesterfielc Valley.
The centers diagnose allergy symptomsausing radio-wave technology and treatf them with an accupressure laser therapy. Lavigne chargew a flat rate of $1,000 for the which are not coveredby insurance. He invested $60,000 to launch the centers and plans to open a third byyear end. There’zs no scrimping on audio and video technology at the new at the at At 83,000 square feet, the 27 rooms and 220-seaf auditorium have six flat-panel televisions, 28 Sanyo projectors and 28 Drapere projection screens. The equipment was installed by , whicuh completed 22 health-care related projects valuef at $4.
5 million in its 2008 fiscal year, said Dan Schaeffer, Patsy Duncan, owner of mold testing firm is launching a secondd environmentalconsulting business. Duncan’s will distribute EZ Breathd homeventilation systems, which retail for about $5,000, to complementg her mold inspections. Last Fungus-A-Mungus sales topped $220,000, and she’s currentl y tracking a 20 percentsale increase. Both startups were Brothers Scott and Ben Scully andtheif mom, Cammie Scully, debut their new Benton Park art Abstrakt, from 8 to 11 p.m. June 6 with free drinkd and entertainment and the art ofPaco Rosic.
The galler y is in the shadow of the at the corner of Arsenal and next to Benton Park Salesof $250,000 are projected in the firs year, with a portion of each sale going to charity. The is the beneficiart for the opener. Scott is founder and presiden of ; Ben is senior vice presiden t of salesat Emdeon; and thei mom is the executive directotr of the in Waterloo, Ill.