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Who is Steven J. Kinney new owner of the Elan Poland campus?
Ursus:
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Mr. Peter Owen
Director of Public Works
City of Bath
450 Oak Grove Ave
Bath, ME 04530-2358
Work: (207) 443-8357
Fax: (207) 443-8352
E-mail: http://www2.apwa.net/chapters/regionalc ... c_id=01018
Public works jobs will make you very generous friends. I was in with guys who did $100,000,000 jobs. The public works people are your expensive friends
http://www.cityofbath.com/bath_planning.html
http://www.theforecaster.net/content/m- ... ng-board-8
This looks like a shakedown to me.
Little known fact: Queens New York went without cable TV for almost a decade because Geraldine Ferraro's husband told a city planner to go fuck himself
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Peter Owen is also quoted in the aforementioned thread re. all the flooding experienced by Hyde School neighbors. From the article "Bath condo complex, Hyde School at odds over flooding" (by Alex Lear; Mar 10, 2011; The Forecaster):
Bath Public Works Director Peter Owen said that other than the issues at Pine Hill, there have been no flooding problems on Richardson Street. He said a pipeline from Pine Hill connects into the Richardson Street storm drain, and that the amount of water going into the system from Hyde School and Pine Hill has been an issue.
"This isn't anything new," he said.
One solution would be to build a larger pipeline on Richardson Street, to better handle the flow coming from the condos and school, Owen said. But it's one of a long list of expensive projects for the city to address, he noted.[/size]
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Anonymous:
So, they're creating work at the tax payer's expense?
Bunch of those animal rescue people are in construction
Worth looking into
Anonymous:
http://www.verrilldana.com/jgiffune/
--- Quote ---Biography
John P. Giffune is a trial attorney and counselor serving the legal needs of the construction industry. His clients, including contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, material suppliers, developers, as well as both public and private project owners, have come to rely on his efficient, common sense and results oriented approach to solving their legal problems.
Since his admission to the bar in 1997, John has litigated, arbitrated and mediated construction disputes in the state and federal courts of Maine, Massachusetts and beyond. John has defended and prosecuted a variety of construction disputes including force majeure, changed conditions, construction defect, collapse and delay claims. He also has extensive experience counseling public and private project owners, contractors and design professionals in the area of design and construction services procurement including bid protests, and drafting and negotiation of design and construction contracts.
Outside the construction area, John represents businesses and individuals in connection with a variety of complex commercial disputes including enforcement of security agreements, insurance coverage issues, Uniform Commercial Code matters and commercial foreclosures.
John was born in Millinocket, Maine. He holds a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering and is a patented inventor (Patent No. 5,248,244). John now lives in Cumberland, Maine, with his wife and two sons. When not in his office, he can be found enjoying the outdoors with his family.
Public Service
Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland, Member of Board of Directors and Building Committee Chair
Memberships
President, Cumberland County Bar Association
Education
University of Maine School of Law (J.D., 1997)
Syracuse University (B.S.M.E., 1994)
Bar Admissions
Maine, 1997
Massachusetts, 1997
Court and Other Admissions
U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, 1999
U.S. Court of Appeals (First Circuit), 1999
Honors
Listed in The Best Lawyers in America® under Construction Law and
Litigation - Construction
AV Rated by Martindale-Hubbell
Distinguished by peers as a "New England Rising Star" in Construction
Litigation by New England Super Lawyers®
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And, they're all in the real estate business, and they're married to the construction industry
Pretty cozy up there in Maine
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---Possibly a horse trainer. A November 11, 1999 report in The Bangor Times references a Stephen Kinney, trainer of Morgan horses owned by Jeff Violette of Bucksport, ME, and stabled at Regards in Bucksport.
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Anonymous:
--- Quote ---Jeffrey Violette has been licensed in Maine as a physician since 1986 with a practice specializing in psychiatry
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Dude had his license taken away for doing drugs
http://www.docboard.org/me/discipline/D ... rey%20.pdf
Psychiatrist, druggie, Horse owner, Trainer
Sharon Terry, Racetrack owner, drug program
Nope, nothing to see here
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