REAL ESTATE BOOM - FOR CAMPAIGN FUND-RAISING

From: The Boston Globe | Date: December 16, 1999 | Copyright information

Developers, real estate professionals, construction contractors, architects, consultants to developers, and others associated with Boston's building boom who have donated money to Mayor Thomas M. Menino this year:

Date|| Donor|| Amount|| Position

1/19

Bruce Beal

$500

Partner, Beal Cos.

1/19

Robert L. Beal

$500

Real estate developer, Beal Cos.

1/21

Edward A. Fish

$500

Real estate contractor, Peabody Const...

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