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Following state’s 1st data center ban, Holyoke considers a panel to study them
The committee would spend up to a year studying the potential impacts of data centers on Holyoke's water supply, power use, environment and economy if approved by the City Council.
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4mLooking for a barometer of the Tigers’ success? Start with Kerry Carpenter.
The Tigers are 29-22 this season when Carpenter is in the starting lineup.
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6mPortland airport has finished its 11-year, $2.15B renovation. Here’s what it looks like now
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Man drowns after jumping into Oregon's famous Blue Pool
A 21-year-old visitor from Kansas drowned at Oregon's Blue Pool, highlighting the extreme dangers of the freezing waters and remote conditions at the popular tourist destination.
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6mTaylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding in New York: Here’s what we know
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4mN.J. just became the first state to fight back against Supreme Court voting rights decision
N.J. is the 10th state to protect voting rights from federal challenges