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Part 2: Biomass-fueled data center project questions - myMotherLode.com (opens the original)
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Ione, CA — Earlier this week, Central Sierra Broadcasting (CSB) reported on the Buena Vista AI Factory, a data center under development at a former biomass site next to Harrah’s Northern California casino in Ione. You can read more details about the project in part one of the series here. Initial plans call for the plant to operate using only chipped logs and phase into handling a broader range of green waste that would then be managed through a separate business entity. The primary purpose of t
Biomass-fueled data center project planned in Amador County - myMotherLode.com (opens the original)
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Ione, CA — A potential data center, the Buena Vista AI Factory, is under development in Amador County on a long-defunct biomass site next to Harrah’s Northern California. The state has identified biomass-related industries among core economic development sectors across the Sierra foothills region. So, the project potentially checks some boxes for funding and other state support. However, data centers in general are creating growing concerns about environmental impacts as well as questions about
MCT’s ‘Constitution’: A Sassy Salute to the Nation’s 250th - myMotherLode.com (opens the original)
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The cut-and-dried sounding title of Murphys Creek Theatre’s latest show belies its creative and quite humorous approach in engaging audiences with a personal civics lesson that is both heartfelt and altogether contemporary. In celebration of the nation’s semiquincentennial, MCT’s choice to stage “What the Constitution Means to Me,” presents and provides a fresh way to ponder how the laws of our land came about, who they were intended for, how its amendments have evolved our ongoing democratic ex
Revisiting JSD’s financial issues - myMotherLode.com (opens the original)
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Jamestown sanitary district logo and map Jamestown, CA — In the final segment of this three-part series, the leadership of the Jamestown Sanitary District (JSD) shared how it came to implement fees among the highest in the state to address its financial challenges. According to district officials, JSD’s debt issues escalated around 2024. There was a lack of funding to replace aging infrastructure, including building a new plant. The issues culminated in an operational deficit where revenues were
JSD officials address district’s moves, hefty fees - myMotherLode.com (opens the original)
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Jamestown sanitary district logo and map Jamestown, CA — The board of a small sanitary district facing looming financial challenges has implemented fees that are among the highest in the state as it works to dig itself out of debt. Part one of our series about recent processes enacted by the Jamestown Sanitary District noted both a recently lifted moratorium on new capacity/connection fees and an increase for them that rose from a relatively low rung of $6,858 to $22,845, making them among Calif
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