The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
UNLESS someone like you cares a whole awful lot...Nothing is going to get better...It's not - The Lorax
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Dominion donations subsidized by customers By ALAN SUDERMAN The Associated Press Aug 22, 2015 Virginia residents have been billed tens of thousands of dollars to pay for donations that the state’s most powerful electricity company has made to politically connected charities, according to
From InsideNova.com – by Jill Palermo Those fighting the new 230-kilovolt line, which Dominion Virginia Power officials have said is needed for just one commercial customer, won their first official victory Tuesday when the Prince William Board of Supervisors voted unanimously in favor of a
From the Washington Post – by Victoria St Martin If the Prince William Board of County Supervisors had its way, a planned high-voltage power line through the county would be buried, snaking along a route roughly parallel to Interstate 66. Last month, Dominion Virginia Power
From RT Question More – A small Northern Virginia community determined to stop the construction of a high voltage power line gathered at a local high school to protest the project, which is intended almost exclusively to service a planned Amazon data center. The tech
By: Nick Iannelli WASHINGTON — Dozens showed up at a community meeting Wednesday night in Haymarket, Virginia, to voice their concerns about proposed power lines in western Prince William County. “All of the families in our community will be affected,” resident Kristine Denholm told NBC
Opponents of a new high-voltage power line proposed for the Haymarket area gather for a rally outside a Dominion Virginia Power informational meeting held at Battlefield High School Wednesday. Jill Palermo Northern Virginia Media Services | 9 comments \ During an open-house style meeting at Battlefield
DC News FOX 5 DC WTTG From MyFoxDC: Prince William County residents fighting proposed power line for Amazon facility By Sarah Simmons, FOX 5 Reporter & Anchor HAYMARKET, Va. – Neighbors living near near Haymarket in Prince William County are fighting over power lines they
Posted: Monday, July 13, 2015 9:00 am by Jill Palermo Opponents are gearing up for the next chapter in their now yearlong fight against a new high-voltage power line proposed for the Haymarket area they say will mostly serve just one customer — a new
By Tom Jackman June 29, 2015 Dominion Virginia Power has released a new set of proposed routes for a high-voltage power line through western Prince William County , but a county supervisor said Monday that the reported destination of that line is no longer welcomed
Wash Post: Proposed Prince William data center prompts protest letter to Jeff Bezos By Jonathan O’Connell Digger January 7, 2015 An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified Corporate Office Properties Trust as the owner of the proposed data center site. The owner has not
From PrinceWilliamTimes.com – Town Council Opposes Proposed Power Lines By Dan Roem – droem@virginianewsgroup.com The Haymarket Town Council is officially opposed to Dominion Virginia Power’s plan to run 110-foot-high transmission lines from Haymarket to Gainesville. Last Monday, the Haymarket Town Council became the first government
One of the data center hotspots in Prince William County is the 1,600-acre Innovation Technology Park. (Photo: County Economic Development Department) Colocation, Washington DC Area Prince William County Says It Too is N. Virginia’s Data Center Magnet by Jason Verge on October 1, 2014 Prince William County