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Whatâs it like living in the shadow of an AI data center? These Vineland residents know. (opens the original)
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When Amber Ayrer bought her Vineland home 25 years ago, she envisioned growing old there, enjoying lazy afternoons with the windows open and a view of farmland from her front door. After her adult daughter, Ally, suffered a traumatic brain injury, Amber made the rancher accessible, installing a ramp that aides use to push Allyâs wheelchair outside for her daily walks. The place had all the makings of a forever home, Amber Ayrer said â until a massive AI data center moved in across the street
New Montco group wants to protect you from getting scammed (opens the original)
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Montgomery County officials are starting a new consumer protection collaboration and taking on cash-advance apps in one of its first cases. Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele and the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners announced the effort Monday, saying that the solicitorâs office and district attorneyâs office would work together to investigate issues that impact the finances, health, and well-being of residents. âWhen companies engage in unlawful or deceptive condu
Former Kibitz Room owner files for bankruptcy as he tries to repay debts from shuttered King of Prussia restaurant (opens the original)
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Brandon Parish, former owner of the Kibitz Room in King of Prussia and deli manager at the original Cherry Hill location, has filed for personal bankruptcy, months after his Montgomery County restaurant closed amid mounting debts. Parish owes creditors nearly $1.8 million, including $1.2 million to Hanover Community Bank for a small-business loan, and has about $15,500 in assets, according to documents filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The 33-year-old King
Crocs sues Five Below, alleging they copied the famous clogs (opens the original)
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Crocs is suing Philadelphia-based discount retailer Five Below, alleging the company knowingly sold knockoff versions of Crocsâ famous foam clogs. Crocsâ attorneys say Five Below kept selling Crocs look-alikes and accessories even after being notified this March of their trademark, patent, and intellectual property infringement. The allegations were detailed in a lawsuit filed last week by Crocs and its subsidiary, Jibbitz Charms, in U.S. District Court in Colorado, where Crocs is based. The
Developer sues Upper Merion Township over rejected King of Prussia data center proposals (opens the original)
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Developer Brian OâNeill has sued the Upper Merion Township Board of Supervisors over its rejection last month of his proposed 4.6 million-square-foot data center campus. In lawsuits filed Wednesday in Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, OâNeill said Upper Merion officials have stated in recent years that data centers â which house the equipment that powers AI â qualify as warehouses and are therefore permitted under its zoning code. They changed their tune, according to OâNeillâ
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