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Article: Former IBM Kingston site to spur economic growth. (Kingston, New York)

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September 11, 1996
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The Hudson Valley, stretching from Albany to Orange Counties - with Ulster County at its center - and boasting one of the finest transportation networks and best educated work forces in the country, is poised to become one of the nation's leading high-tech centers, according to Alan Ginsberg, president of the Ulster Business Complex Realty Corporation, which is purchasing the 2.5 million square-foot former IBM site in Kingston, now known as the Ulster Business Complex.

Combined with the Capitol District, it will create a new economic district known as "Hudson-InfoRiver Valley," Ginsberg said.

He believes the former IBM facility - which is located within a New ...

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