NO SPIN ON THIS NEWS

Hartman Simons' Benno Rothschild  raises a glass at Tuesday night's Crank it Up event at Sweetwater Brewery. Crank it Up was the sixth annual Spin For Kids bicycling fundraiser for Camp Twin Lakes. Spin for Kids is a two-day event Oct. 22-23 that features a mountain bike and road bike ride. (What're we toastin', Benno?)
Tuesday evening fundraiser at Sweetwater: NAI Brannen Goddard's Jim Davene, Hartman Simons Sharon Poland (who can apparently make beer glasses float in mid air), and NAI Brannen Goddard's Chad Koenig. Jim, a triathlete, and Chad are both planning on racing at Spin for Kids.
Also on hand at the Spin for Kids event were North American Properties foursome: Keith Benator, Will Casaday, VP  Michael McPhail, and VP and Atlantic Station GM Tom Miles. Tom chatted about several new tenants coming to Atlantic Station including YardHouse and Creative Loafing.

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