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Dover passes temporary ban on AI data centers (opens the original)
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Dover passes a temporary ban on AI data centers. Dover City Council is moving forward with an 18-month pause on any AI data center applications within city limits while city council members and staff gather more information on their impacts. “We are looking at making certain that we have the proper infrastructure here within the city to be able to support data centers and the proposed ordinance is to place an 18-month moratorium on moving forward, as outlined in the first draft.” said Councilwom
Immigration expert on Supreme Court decision allowing Trump administration to continue third-country deportations (opens the original)
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Here & Now‘s Indira Lakshmanan speaks with National Immigration Project legal director Michelle Mendez about the Supreme Court’s decision on Tuesday to allow the Trump administration to resume deporting immigrants to countries they have no ties to, and what ‘final orders for removal’ are and how the administration is targeting immigrants with them. This article was originally published on WBUR.org.
Kent County Levy Court passes 25-acre solar farm despite some public opposition (opens the original)
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Kent County Levy Court approves a 25-acre solar farm proposal despite public backlash. The solar farm, developed by Sunrise Solar and planned for a parcel south of Kenton, raised concerns about the panels potential to contaminate the ground they are placed on - about 15 acres of the 25 total. Public comment from around 10 people, including State Sen. Dave Lawson, voiced concerns that the solar farm could contaminate the ground and water in the area and create noise pollution. But Commissioner Jo
Coastal replenishment projects facing delays as nor'easter slams Delaware coast (opens the original)
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Four beach communities in Delaware are seeing delays in beach replenishment projects. A US Army Corps of Engineers project that would cover Pickering Beach, Kitts Hummock, Bowers Beach and Slaughter Beach faces delays due to funding and easement concerns. Around 100 of the required 166 required permit easements have been collected from affected property owners. All permits needed to be collected by September 1st in order for work to be finished by the end of next spring. Beyond those, US Army Co
Sussex County Council defers action on zoning change for Lantern Cove (opens the original)
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Sussex County defers action on a rezoning request for the 179-home Lantern Cove development proposed in Frankford. The request seeks to change zoning for the land the development would be built on from Agricultural to medium-density Residential Planning Community. Earlier this month, the Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended against letting the Lantern Cove development move forward. The developer’s attorney David Hutt says when that happens applicants sometimes withdraw their
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