Crunch Owner Howard Dolgon is Frustrated (The Post-Standard)
Syracuse Crunch Owner Howard Dolgon was on the radio with me on Wednesday and I have to say it was one of the most interesting interviews I have ever been apart of in my time as a member of the Syracuse media.

Inn at San Manuel Village nearly ready to open (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
HIGHLAND - Construction of the San Manuel Village at Highland Avenue and Highway 330 is wrapping up, with the Hampton Inn and Suites set to open Sept. 10.

Attorney has pet project (Jacksonville Daily Record)
by Joe Wilhelm Jr. It was just a doggone good deal. Attorney Bill Joel was happy as a shareholder with the former Stoneburner, Berry, Glocker and Joel law firm handling commercial real estate transactions, commercial lending transactions, title insurance and commercial litigation.

San Manuel hotel near opening (San Bernardino Sun)
HIGHLAND - Construction of the San Manuel Village at Highland Avenue and Highway 330 is wrapping up, with the Hampton Inn and Suites set to open Sept.

Lee Stuck Paying Some Legal Fees (The Memphis Daily News)
Even though the board of Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division agreed last week to pay nearly half a million dollars in legal fees that former presi....

Bass Pro CEO to Meet With City Leaders Today (The Memphis Daily News)
Bass Pro Shops CEO Jim Hagale is scheduled to pitch the idea of a Bass Pro lease of The Pyramid today in a joint meeting with the Shelby County Board ....

McDonald’s to Build Restaurant in Arlington (The Memphis Daily News)
McDonald’s USA has filed a $1 million permit for application with the city-county Department of Construction Code Enforcement to build a new restauran....

Northstar Healthcare Announces August Dividend (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
Northstar Healthcare Inc. today announced that the Company's cash dividend for August, 2008 will be $0.10 per share, representing $1.20 per share on an annualized basis. Payment will be made on September 15, 2008 to shareholders of record August 29, 2008.

JV Sells Portfolio of Six Hyatt Summerfield Suites Hotels (Commercial Property News)
Two years after acquiring a group of nine Bradford Home Suites Hotels and renovating them at a cost of $15 million, a partnership involving Gencom Group and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners has sold to RLJ Real Estate Fund III L.P. six of those properties, which had been re-branded as Hyatt Summerfield Suites hotels.

Rooftop seats a big hit with fans, management (USA Today)
As the line drive jumps off the bat of J.D. Drew of the Boston Red Sox, you leap up from your "Monster Seat" on top of Fenway Park's Green Monster wall in anticipation.