Harold and Shawn built an economic development palace, while health care became an afterthought, at least someone else's responsibility. Why did neither stay to enjoy the splendor they created, a newly renovated City Hall, Business Resource Center and hundreds of jobs coming for local citizens? Only they know for sure.
If Longmont pays well enough, Lewis and Dominguez can own a stake in MedHab. The company is on its third capital raise in three years. Minimum investment is $2,083.
Harold's consistent in adding senior leadership staff during a tight budget. Shawn Lewis is the beneficiary of that. Who else might have Longmont in their future?
Update 3-9-13: Lewis made it to Longmont, where his city was the first in Colorado to ban hydraulic fracking. That's in direct contrast to San Angelo, which expects an fracking energy boom.
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