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ARCHBALD, Pa. — It's called Project Gravity, a proposal to build seven two-story data centers, each being 138,000 square feet, on a 180-plus-acre plot in Archbald. This is the first time community ...

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Construction is moving along on the long-delayed Pellicano Drive widening project, a major East El Paso roadway that officials say should be completed by late next year after ...

CAMILLUS N.Y. — Voters in the West Genesee School District on Tuesday defeated a $77.9 million Capital Project. The vote was 768 yes votes, 805 votes in opposition. Residents in the district were ...

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MT. WASHINGTON, Ky. (WDRB) -- A long-discussed plan to widen a busy Bullitt County highway is moving forward, prompting both hope and concern from drivers, business owners and residents. The Kentucky ...

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