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Amazon seeks tax deal to build new data centers near Hermiston - Vimarsana News

Amazon seeks tax deal to build new data centers near Hermiston

Amazon plans on building two new data centers near Hermiston that provide almost $10 million in annual revenue through large fees rather than full property taxes.

Amazon seeks tax deal to build new data centers near Hermiston - Vimarsana News

Amazon seeks tax deal to build new data centers near Hermiston

Amazon plans on building two new data centers near Hermiston that provide almost $10 million in annual revenue through large fees rather than full property taxes.

Amazon seeks tax deal to build new data centers near Hermiston - Vimarsana News

Amazon seeks tax deal to build new data centers near Hermiston

Amazon plans on building two new data centers near Hermiston that provide almost $10 million in annual revenue through large fees rather than full property taxes.

Warrenton boundary line adjustment delayed after tweaks to Fauquier Board of Supervisors resolution - Vimarsana News

Warrenton boundary line adjustment delayed after tweaks to Fauquier Board of Supervisors resolution

The Fauquier County Board of Supervisors have revised a resolution that would have allowed County Administrator Paul McCulla to publicize the town of Warrenton’s proposed 1,744-acre boundary line adjustment and

Warrenton boundary line adjustment process delayed after tweaks to Fauquier Board of Supervisors resolution - Vimarsana News

Warrenton boundary line adjustment process delayed after tweaks to Fauquier Board of Supervisors resolution

The Fauquier County Board of Supervisors have revised a resolution that would have allowed County Administrator Paul McCulla to publicize the town of Warrenton’s proposed 1,744-acre boundary line adjustment and