Bob Cannan This is Me

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1. 1. Cleveland Scene | clevescene.com | Dining : Side Dish

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   Published on: 2/1/2003   Last Visited: 2/1/2003

   Well, ho-ho-ho -- with the holidays here and gone, Specialty Restaurants Corporation's regional director, Robert Cannan, says the new location's ETA has been bumped to September. Cannan lays blame for the slow progress on the usual suspect (construction delays) and vows the company remains "one hundred percent committed" to the Cleveland market.
   
   Finally, look for the Old Angle Tavern to open in two stages over the next month or so, in the former Ohio City Hardware building (1848 West 25th Street).

2. 2. Welcome to GoErie.com

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   Published on: 5/15/2002   Last Visited: 5/15/2002

   Bob Cannan, eastern regional manager for Specialty Restaurants, promised the project will be completed. Specialty has run into some delays related to the size and scope of the project, Cannan said. However, he said Tuesday, "We're right on track with what we've anticipated, which is being open by next spring.
   
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   "Now that we've got a crew up there, the work will start moving pretty fast," Cannan said. "We'll get our construction timetable to the Port Authority within a few weeks, I would imagine."

3. 3. Welcome to GoErie.com

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   Published on: 3/29/2003   Last Visited: 3/29/2003

   Bob Cannan, Specialty's eastern operations director, showed photographs of other land-based restaurants, mostly located in southern California, before the board took its vote. Cannan also said Specialty has put about $150,000 into the Erie economy in rent and jobs.
   
   "Specialty Restaurants is committed to the city of Erie and to the port of Erie," Cannan said before the vote. "Due to unforeseen circumstances, the build-up has taken longer than expected.
   
   "Every time we demolished something on the ship, we opened another can of worms in terms of the cost," he said.
   
   After the board announced its decision, Cannan said he was "obviously disappointed in the determination."
   
   "We'll have to look at other options," he said.