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'Data Center Revolt' tour stops in Brigham City, stressing importance of public involvement (opens the original)
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BRIGHAM CITY — As data center proposals pop up around the country, those with questions and concerns in some locales can feel intimidated trying to go up against the deep-pocketed forces pressing for their development. "A lot of these towns are very small where these are going in, and they don't have the opportunity or the monetary backing to be able to fight these data centers," said Kylie Kremer, a senior advisor for Humans First, a group taking aim at unfettered data center development and ar
Box Elder County data center plans quietly edging ahead though debate has died down (opens the original)
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BRIGHAM CITY — Much of the public debate surrounding the proposed Box Elder County data center has died down as three lawsuits centered on the controversial proposal wind their way through court. That doesn't mean the project has stalled, according to an official involved in the plans. In fact, officials from O'Leary Digital, the company spearheading the proposal, are fine-tuning project details as varied studies required before project development can proceed are underway. "The project is not o
Vamos Health opens new West Valley City site, reflecting strong demand for its bilingual offerings (opens the original)
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WEST VALLEY CITY — A clinic geared to those with limited access to health care, including the Latino and immigrant communities, has expanded after two years of operation, reflecting strong demand for the offering. "The health care system here is so complicated and it is triply so if you do not speak English," said John Woolley, the chief executive officer of Vamos Health Medical Group. "And so, providing a resource where we will help patients navigate through the system is huge." Woolley led a r
Box Elder County ranch operator enters plea in abeyance in human trafficking case (opens the original)
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BRIGHAM CITY — One of three men charged with human trafficking in connection with the treatment of an immigrant employee at the Box Elder County ranch they run has pleaded guilty in the matter and must complete community service. Justin Jeffrey Roche, 47, pleaded guilty to a count of benefiting from human trafficking labor, a third-degree felony, as part of a plea in abeyance, and 1st District Judge Brandon Maynard accepted the plea on Sept. 21. If Roche complies with the varied conditions of hi
'Get informed': Participants in data center discussion stress importance of involvement on issue (opens the original)
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OGDEN — Amid intense debate around Utah about data center development, members of a panel that convened to discuss the topic are variously recommending public involvement, warning of disinformation and expressing reticence about granting project developers public incentives. "Get informed, find good sources, question things and participate because that's what's going to make it work," said William Olson, an entrepreneur and founder of Weber County Conservatives. "Let's keep the dialogue open. Di
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