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Bells in the distance: 25th anniversary events look to keep 9/11 from becoming ‘another day in the history books’ (opens the original)
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Across the country, the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks will be marked in different ways, but with a shared purpose. Remembering that fateful September day and honoring those lost. But as time marches on, the attacks that took close to 3,000 lives in 2001 become a more distant memory. âTwenty-five years is long enough that some young people weren't alive when 9/11 happened, so remembering it isn't just about looking backward; it's about ensuring future generations understand wha
25 years later: Remembering 9/11, honoring those lost (opens the original)
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David Ferrugio lost his dad on 9/11. Ferrugio was 12 years old at the time. His dad, David Francis Ferrugio, worked as a bonds broker for Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald on the 105th floor of Tower 1 at the World Trade Center. âIt changed the world,â he said of both the personal losses and sea changes the attacks ushered in that infamous Tuesday morning. Robert Menig, a retired New York City firefighter, lost his entire FDNY firehouse on 9/11. Menig was headed to a doctorsâ appointment
‘Now, it’s pitchforks’: AI’s power appetite, local pushback driving site selections for data centers (opens the original)
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Jared Navarre and Tracey Hyatt Bosman are no strangers to data centers. Both have worked on numerous development deals and site selections regarding server farms and internet infrastructure. For the most part, past data centers were not controversial. Data centers have been housed in fairly anonymous industrial parks and warehouses. They have historically served as backbones of broadband systems and digital access. âThe very devices that we use every day are driving data centers all over the w
Frontlines of the future: AI data centers move in next door (opens the original)
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Dayva Goetzinger has idyllic views from her familyâs farm in Houston County, Minnesota. âWe are lucky,â said Goetzinger, whose family has owned farmland in southeastern Minnesota for more than a century. âWe live on a ridge. We see the sunrise and the sunset. ⦠All you see is green.â But Goetzinger is worried about the monumental wave of proposed artificial intelligence (AI) data centers occurring across the country erasing bucolic countrysides and straining power grids and water su
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