Hartford Springfield Economic Partnership gets $4.2 million to boost Knowledge Corridor | masslive.com - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Hartford Springfield Economic Partnership gets $4.2 million to boost Knowledge Corridor | masslive.com

masslive.com Oct 24 2010 Education , Transportation

“It’s transportation connected to housing and housing connected to environmental quality,” said Timothy W. Brennan, executive director of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission. “What we’re trying to do is take Springfield and Hartford and make them the twin cities of the Knowledge Corridor much like Minneapolis and St. Paul are in Minnesota.”
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