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How 1,800 Local Tradespeople Are Powering Pennsylvania’s Ultimate Energy and Data Innovation Campus (opens the original)
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HOMER CITY, Pennsylvania—Eighteen months ago, Shawn Steffee stood in a field in Indiana County and watched the smokestacks of Pennsylvania’s largest coal-fired power plant fold into a cloud of dust, then told anyone who would listen that the wreckage was not a funeral. “This isn’t the end, this is the beginning,” said the business agent for Boilermakers Local 154. Homer City Generation announced earlier this month that more than 1,800 direct-hire tradespeople and skilled contractors are currentl
Griffin’s $3B gift ties Carnegie Mellon’s Pittsburgh roots to Miami ambitions (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — Andrew Carnegie’s $1 million gift in 1900 helped create Carnegie Tech, a school where western Pennsylvanians could learn practical skills for an industrial age. On Wednesday, Carnegie Mellon University announced a $3 billion commitment from Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin to strengthen its Pittsburgh campus and establish a major campus in Miami. CMU describes the commitment as the largest gift by an individual in U.S. higher education history. Join Washington Examiner for unlimi
How 1,800 Local Tradespeople Are Powering Pennsylvania's Ultimate Energy and Data Innovation Campus (opens the original)
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The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. HOMER CITY, Pennsylvania — Eighteen months ago, Shawn Steffee stood in a field in Indiana County and watched the smokestacks of Pennsylvania's largest coal-fired power plant fold into a cloud of dust, then told anyone who would listen that the wreckage was not a funeral. "This isn't the end, this is the beginning," said the business agent for Boilermakers Local 154. Homer City Generatio
The night Linden Avenue stopped feeling safe (opens the original)
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EDGEWOOD, Pennsylvania — The Evans family threw a Halloween party every year in their backyard on Linden Avenue. Neighbor Jeannine Fisher, who lives a few doors down, told WPXI, the local NBC affiliate, that she remembers “tons of people and kids” there. She also remembers the first time she met Idris Evans: He helped carry her groceries from down the street to her house. It’s the kind of street where that still happens. It’s also the kind of street where people don’t think much about whether th
Ground broken on a Rust Belt powerhouse: Shippingport’s data hub rises in the age of AI anxiety (opens the original)
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The last time that I stood on these grounds along the Ohio River in Beaver County was 1976, 19 years after the first commercial nuclear power plant in the United States opened here. My Perry High School physics teacher, David Burrows, had loaded a handful of us into a van for a field trip to the atomic station and to the coal-fired Bruce Mansfield plant next door. What Mr. Burrows and I both still remember is the climb — 20 flights up metal bar-grating stairs to the top of a cavernous industrial
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