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‘Better public safety’: State plans destruction of Alvira bunkers (opens the original)
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A door on one of the many former military storage bunkers sits ajar on the state game lands that used to be the town of Alvira. The concrete and steel “igloos” were used to house explosives during WWII. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette A door on one of the many former military storage bunkers sits ajar on the state game lands that used to be the town of Alvira. The concrete and steel “igloos” were used to house explosives during WWII. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette A door on one of the many former military st
Panel asks public to be open-minded about benefits of data centers (opens the original)
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Communities hosting hyperscale data centers are seeing benefits even while the protests grow. "New recreational spaces, water and wastewater infrastructure, traffic lights, build-outs of local roads and grants for schools were among the pluses for communities hosting them. "Our roads around our data centers are beautiful," said Etta Lockey, director of Commercial Energy Supply, Meta, also known as Facebook, Instagram, What's App and maker of novel hardware such as tech glasses. "Growth can pay f
Energy remains big variable for data center viability (opens the original)
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Enormous sources of energy are needed for anyone using Facebook, Instagram, What's App, or Muse – the latest product the data center cluster development is being required to meet the demand of consumers. In fact, over the last 20 years, Meta has grown from a small social network connecting a few universities across the U.S. into several apps and novel hardware products like Meta glasses that serve over 3.6 billion users daily worldwide, said Etta Lockey, director of Commercial Energy Supply, Met
Appeal filed against ‘deemed approval’ of data center in Muncy Township (opens the original)
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The proposed data center project in Muncy Township is starting to get tied up in the courts. Since April 28, it has been widely reported that Danko Holdings II LP and Fishlips LLC. have applied for conditional use for three data center buildings, two 14-pod facilities, one eight-pod facility, water storage tanks, a water treatment facility, a substation, and auxiliary structures near Yetter Road and John Brady Drive. In July, however, when the township had not held a conditional use hearing with
Home ownership remains crucial in campaign for US House seat (opens the original)
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Candidates for Congress who would serve in Williamsport and eastern Lycoming County are keen on how crucial legislation supportive of ways to make housing more affordable has become. U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Dallas, and Rachel Wallace, a Democrat challenger from Pottsville, have expressed views on housing leading up to the Nov. 3 general election. "Housing affordability is a serious challenge, and increasing supply and bringing down the cost of building are critical to addressing it," said Meuser
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