With Open Square and the former Mastex Industries Inc. facility named as 'finalist' sites for Holyoke's high performance computing center, negotiations with property owners intensify - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

With Open Square and the former Mastex Industries Inc. facility named as 'finalist' sites for Holyoke's high performance computing center, negotiations with property owners intensify

masslive.com Apr 10 2010 Information Technology

The decision about whether the center will be built at Open Square, which is between the first- and second-level canals, or at the former Mastex Industries Inc. facility, which overlooks the first-level canal on Bigelow Street, is expected by early summer.
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