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ICE signs contract for controversial Marana detention center (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning A private prison company with a troubled history in Arizona has signed a contract with Immigrations and Customs Enforcement to operate a detention facility in Marana. Utah-based Management and Training Corporation signed the contract with ICE on Sept. 29 and expects to open the 775-bed facility within 60 days, according to a statement released to the media. The exact capacity of the facility has been a
New 160-acre data center proposed in Sahuarita (opens the original)
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About 160 acres of vacant desert land near Sahuarita are being vetted for an eight-building data center proposal, new county records show. Sahuarita Holdings, LLC, owns three parcels of land west of Sahuarita currently being scoped for a new data center development known as Project Gravel, according to documents the Star obtained through a public records request. Project Gravel would consist of eight buildings, its own substation, roads, and parking lots. Each building is estimated to be about 2
Pima County ponders tougher data center rules (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning The county is seeking feedback on updates to its zoning codes meant to better address development standards for data centers. The proposed changes come shortly after new documents confirmed plans for another data center proposal in Sahuarita known as Project Gravel that has been in the works for at least a year. County Administrator Jan Lesher released a memo Monday that includes the draft changes to th
Data center rumors spark protest in Sahuarita (opens the original)
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See what today's weather forecast looks like in Tucson. Massive anthills are scattered like landmines in the dirt on the corner of South La Cañada Drive and West Sahuarita Road, about 20 minutes south of downtown Tucson. On Thursday afternoon, dozens of protesters carried signs, chanted, sang, and occasionally slapped their ankles free of carpenter ants as rumors of yet another data center have been rumbling throughout the small town of Sahuarita. In August, a spokesperson for the Rancho Sahuar
City narrowly passes moratorium on renaming city property (opens the original)
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The top stories from the Arizona Daily Starâs Caliente section for this week. Tucson will indefinitely pause renaming all city property after a narrowly divided council declined to make an immediate decision on whether to rename a Westside park after a Tucson resident some residents say has a controversial past. Vice Mayor and Ward 1 councilmember Lane Santa Cruz introduced a motion to overhaul the cityâs naming process after she declined to support a proposal to rename Joaquin Murrieta Park
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