Builders of performing arts center say they are still owed money.

From: Beaver County Times (Beaver County, PA) | Date: June 16, 2007 | Copyright information

Jun. 16--MIDLAND -- More than one year after the publicly funded $23.5 million Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center opened in Midland, contractors say they are still owed at least $372,000 for work they performed.

According to state, county and Lincoln Center representatives, the money flowed to Lincoln Center -- a nonprofit organization created specifically to build and own the building -- which then passed the funds along to a Pittsburgh development firm hired to superv...

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