The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
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By Robin Earl/Fauquier Times Staff Writer Feb 15, 2023 Hope Porter of Warrenton speaks to the Warrenton Town Council about the proposed Amazon data center. Fauquier Times Staff Photo by Robin Earl After listening to nearly 130 speakers rail against the proposed Amazon data center,
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Gainesville supervisor candidates spar on data centers, housing | Headlines | insidenova.com
The critical special election for the open Gainesville Supervisor seat is February 21 (see details below). Access the below articles and videos to get educated on your choices! ****************************************************** Commentary – Bob Weir was there for Thoroughfare. He’s the right choice for Gainesville, too –
Gainesville Special Election: Sumers, Weir draws stark contrasts over data centers, development – Potomac Local News
Candidates for Gainesville District supervisor seat clash on data centers, school funding in forum | News | princewilliamtimes.com
LETTER: Prince William County supervisors need a wake-up call on data centers | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com Feb 9, 2023 Something is disturbingly wrong when elected members of the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors take the side of large-lot land developers and data center
Labor unions, data center developers among the supervisors’ top donors in 2022 | News | princewilliamtimes.com
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT SPECIAL ELECTION CANDIDATES’ FORUM FEBRUARY 9, 2023 – TONIGHT! BATTLEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 15000 Graduation Drive Haymarket Doors open: 6:30 PM Forum at: 7:00 PM With Candidates: Kerensa G. Sumers-D Robert B. “Bob” Weir-R Candidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballot
Supervisors defer vote on data centers slated for Bristow | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Around Prince William: The hunt for candidates who will listen | news/prince william | insidenova.com By Al Alborn Feb. 5, 2023 Taysha_King-Elena_Schlossberg-2.jpg Opponents outside the Prince William Board of County Supervisors meeting ahead of a public hearing and vote on the PW Digital Gateway project.
Va. senators kill bill aimed at blocking the PW Digital Gateway; opt to study data centers instead | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Va. senators kill bill aimed at blocking the PW Digital Gateway; opt to study data centers instead | News | princewilliamtimes.com By Jill Palermo Times Staff Writer Feb 3, 2023 State Sen. Chap Petersen, D-34th, discusses two of his data center bills before the
Are Virginia ratepayers and residents subsidizing the data center industry? – Virginia Mercury COMMENTARY Are Virginia ratepayers and residents subsidizing the data center industry? FEBRUARY 2, 2023 12:05 AM A data center in Haymarket, Virginia. (Hugh Kenny) By Chris Miller Governor Glenn Youngkin’s Jan. 20 announcement
DEQ fears Northern Virginia lacks electricity to power data centers (potomaclocal.com) Potomac Local NewsToday at 1:21pm [Photo: American Public Power Association/Unsplash] Virginia officials are concerned there may not be enough electricity to go around and power Northern Virginia’s data centers under extreme conditions. The state’s
Scientific Study Says Data Center Noise Would Hinder Operations at Bristow, Gainesville Schools – Bristow Beat
Senator Chap Petersen’s Senate Bill 1078 is before the Senate Rules Committee for vote this Friday morning, February 3! Your written support to the committee is needed TODAY to get your input on the record with Committee members to VOTE YES on SB1078. Petersen’s Senate Joint Resolution SJR 240 may also be voted on
Virginia regulators consider letting data centers regularly use fossil-fuel power for part of the year | Energy | bayjournal.com Whitney Pipkin Jan 26, 2023 Data centers line a section of the Loudoun County Parkway in Virginia where new buildings were also under construction in 2019.
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