Hoping for Gambling

At a recent NAIOP reception, we snapped Beals & Thomas? John Bensley, with Integrated Builders? Bill Mack and GEI?s Kelly Cohan. John tells us he hopes the state casino bill becomes law since he works for the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority in Palmer. They want to build a gaming complex that will create up to 3,000 permanent and 1,000 construction jobs. Also newsworthy, his firm, which does site engineering and permitting, just completed work at the Weston Corporate Center. He says it started working there 25 years ago for the landowners.

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