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Waterford residents criticize lack of information about data center - Vimarsana News

Waterford residents criticize lack of information about data center

Waterford ― Within the last two weeks, a group of residents met twice to share concerns over a proposed data center to be constructed on the Millstone Power Station property. The 64 who attended the f...

Source: theday.com
Frederick's Mayor, Aldermen To Consider Rezoning Request For Westridge Shopping Center - Vimarsana News

Frederick's Mayor, Aldermen To Consider Rezoning Request For Westridge Shopping Center

The owners plan to turn part of it into multi-family housing. Westridge Shopping Center, Frederick, Md. Frederick, Md (KM) Frederick Mayor and Board of Aldermen will  be evaluating a plan to rezone the Westridge Shopping Center along West Patrick Street. The Planning Commission recently approv

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Parents of Achill teen urge medics not to dismiss concerns of parents - Vimarsana News

Parents of Achill teen urge medics not to dismiss concerns of parents

The parents of an Achill teenager who died from an undiagnosed rare disease have urged doctors to always listen to the concerns of parents and don't assume pare...

'Dinking' ceremony kicks off college experience for Hood freshmen - Vimarsana News

'Dinking' ceremony kicks off college experience for Hood freshmen

Sunday afternoon’s ceremonies marked the end of a long weekend for Hood College’s incoming freshmen and new students.

There is no excuse for city sitting on millions of dollars - Vimarsana News

There is no excuse for city sitting on millions of dollars

Frederick City residents should be outraged after learning that Mayor Michael O’Connor and his administration have hoarded more than $10 million amassed from developers’ fees to go to affordable housing