Equinox to expand again; take over former MacGregor Golf building
County Commission Chairman Jeff Sinyard, left, shakes Equinox Chemicals CEO Mark Grimaldi’s hand while Albany Mayor Willie Adams looks on in this file photo. Equinox is expanding again, this time creating 46 new jobs and investing $1.5 million into the local economy.
J.D. Sumner
Equinox Chemical is expanding again, this time adding 46 jobs, $1.5 million in local investment and moving part of its operation into the former MacGregor Golf building.
Tuesday morning, the Payroll Development Authority voted to approve a lease agreement negotiated for the facility between the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission and Equinox.
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