Opinion: Kim Hosen leaves behind legacy in Prince William County – Potomac Local
Opinion: Kim Hosen leaves behind legacy in Prince William County (potomaclocal.com)
Category: Letter
Opinion: The ongoing desecration of Scott Cemetery is an outrage – Princewilliamtimes.com
LETTER: The ongoing desecration of Scott Cemetery is an outrage | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com
NPCA Letter to QTS and Compass 042523
NPCA Comments to Compass and QTS 042523
Thoroughfare, and other Hallowed Ground, Deserve Your Attention
Dear Neighbors, What we know: Past behavior is a predictor of the future. Our past, our current, and our future histories are being erased unless we all get engaged to prevent this. (Send a powerful message to Compass and our county leadership – see below)
MEDIA ALERT! Bull Run Middle School Principal Cancels QTS ‘Town Hall’
Dear Community – Below is the latest and most updated information. QTS ‘Open House’ CANCELLED BUT PLEASE – BE PREPARED FOR MORE TWISTS AND TURNS. ********************************* Media Alert “Queen Ann” Wheeler Gives Favored Contractor “Royal Treatment” Executive director says: “Wheeler won’t heed citizens. QTS pushes their
BREAKING NEWS: QTS Propaganda “Town Hall” April 18
You can’t make this stuff up! (Show up Tuesday night to protest! – see below) (Send this easy email to QTS leadership) QTS, possibly through some back channel, has been allowed last minute to plan their Digital Gateway propaganda campaign at Bull Run Middle School next Tuesday, April
Don’t Miss Out on Some Good News!
Citizens are simply not willing to acquiesce to the specter of data center threats: in our air quality and our watersheds, on hallowed ground, in neighborhoods, and next to schools. We showed up at both DEQ hearings in Woodbridge. Whatever plan had been hatched behind closed
Press Release: Reject Don’t Re-Elect Chair Wheeler
PRESS RELEASE Chair Wheeler Recall Effort Shifts to “Reject Don’t Re-elect” Mode Executive director says: “Citizens want to BE SURE the next four years are without Wheeler!” Haymarket, Virginia (March 31, 2023) – Citizens seeking to cleanse the county board of “bought and paid-for”
Tempered Steel
LETTER: Tempered Steel | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com Mar 24, 2023 Tempered Steel is the reason that we have lived in Prince William County’s rural crescent for the last 26 years. Twenty-seven years ago, Steel carried me from Fauquier County to the top of
“History is History… You Cannot Rescind History”
“…Pageland Lane area residents, who have signed contracts to sell their properties to data center developers involved in the PW Digital Gateway, spoke against the (county registered historic site) designations during public comment time (at the PWC Historical Commission on March 14, 2023), insisting there
Virginia’s Dirty Secret
In response to the hard reality that Dominion Energy CANNOT meet the demands of the data center electricity hogs that are currently in operation (NOT to include all those which are proposed and under consideration), the energy solution which has been proposed is running our grid on
ENOUGH!
“Dominion Energy has been racing to keep up with the extra demands for electricity brought by the rapidly expanding data center industry in Virginia, particularly in the eastern part of Loudoun County, where the bulk of the industry is concentrated.” “…Meanwhile, more data center projects are under
Opinion: Speaking up is never wrong – InsideNoVa
Around Prince William: Speaking up is never wrong | news/prince william | insidenova.com Mar 5, 2023 In October 2021, I wrote a column suggesting we should rethink public comment time. My premise was simple. The 2020 Virginia General Assembly had added this language to the
Letter to Editor: Impact of Va’s proposed waiver of air pollution controls to allow for sustained diesel generation supply to northern Virginia Data Centers – Bristow Beat
Impact of Va’s proposed waiver of air pollution controls to allow for sustained diesel generation supply to northern Virginia Data Centers – Bristow Beat The Counsel to the National Wildlife Federation explains the dangerous of air pollution from diesel generators Posted Tuesday, February 28, 2023
VIDEO: Karen Sheehan – Board of Supervisors Meeting Feb. 7, 2023
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fag2p7j420gBdQIixhzZ_WNeR8OWOIki/view
YOUR VOTE for Bob Weir on Tuesday, Feb. 21 can BLOCK Their Pay to Play
In December of 2014, the Coalition to Protect Prince William County formed to defend the Rural Crescent, farms, homes, residential communities, and small businesses from the negative impacts of data center sprawl. The Coalition feels a responsibility to the community to ensure that Gainesville district
Green Risks: Data Centers to be allowed to Run on their Diesel Generators More Often
https:/h/greenrisks.blogspot.com/2023/02/data-centers-to-be-allowed-to-run-on.html
GUEST OPINION: When it comes to controlling data center sprawl, we all play a role –
https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/opinion/guest-opinion-when-it-comes-to-controlling-data-center-sprawl-we-all-play-a-role/article_7a496ecc-ae63-11ed-9aec-e3d919c62f0f.html By Tom Gordy Feb 16, 2023 Virginia’s Department of Environmental Quality is considering increasing pollution limits for about 150 data centers in Prince William, Loudoun and Fairfax counties from March to July so they can run their backup power generators in case of stress
Commentary: Building more Virginia data centers requires increased pollution controls – Virginia Mercury
https://www.virginiamercury.com/2023/02/15/building-more-virginia-data-centers-requires-increased-pollution-controls/ COMMENTARY Building more Virginia data centers requires increased pollution controls IVY MAIN FEBRUARY 15, 2023 12:08 AM A data center in Haymarket, Virginia. (Hugh Kenny) In 2019, with Northern Virginia’s data center boom well underway, I worked with the Sierra Club to provide comments