Gov. Patrick to participate in ground-breaking of new high performance computing center in Holyoke
Gov. Deval L. Patrick is scheduled to participate in a ground-breaking on on Bigelow Street to signal the beginning of construction of the $168 million high performance computing center, city officials said.
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