American International College plans $13 million redevelopment project of State Street in Springfield - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

American International College plans $13 million redevelopment project of State Street in Springfield

masslive.com May 18 2010 Education

American International College is proposing a $13 million redevelopment project on State Street that will include renovation and reuse of the long-vacant, boarded Mason Square fire station to include a cyber cafe, college radio station and possibly a small art gallery.
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