Big Y cites slow population growth, end of lease as reasons for closing Springfield store - masslive.com - Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Big Y cites slow population growth, end of lease as reasons for closing Springfield store

masslive.com (Jan 4 2010) Retail
1. Many of the 130 employees at the Boston Road supermarket will be offered work at other Big Y locations. (Read Full Article)
  
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