Springfield non-profit plans 64-bed detox center at former Lunt Silversmiths site in Greenfield, pending environmental cleanup - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Springfield non-profit plans 64-bed detox center at former Lunt Silversmiths site in Greenfield, pending environmental cleanup

masslive.com Jun 9 2015 Health Care

Greenfield Mayor William Martin said the development entity he is negotiating with on behalf of BHN is 401 Liberty Street, LLC. Principals of the corporation, founded in November, 2013 to market, sell, and manage real estate, are attorneys Raipher D. Pellegrino and Joseph A. Pellegrino of 265 State St. in Springfield, according to records filed with the Massachusetts Secretary of State.
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