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A tiny N.J. borough approved a $1.8B AI data center — now its residents are fighting back
More than 100 people crowded into borough hall to confront local leaders over an AI data facility already rising on a former Merck corporate campus.
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4mCazenovia vineyard to reopen with well-known Syracuse restaurateurs
The former Owera Vineyard is expected to open this summer with a pub inside.
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1mFinal statewide girls lacrosse stat leaders for the 2026 season
Check out the final girls lacrosse statewide stat leaders for 2026
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2mHow Ohio State football’s coaches, players fared in ‘June Olympics’: Dodgeball, pickleball and more
Ohio State football had its coaches and players go head-to-head in various competitions this month. See who prevailed.
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3mBaystate Health confirms job cuts, says it’s $60M behind budget
Baystate says it is seeing fewer patients, and people are delaying non-urgent and elective care with disruptions in insurance, economic uncertainty and inflation.
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4mCleveland artists explore identity in 'New Heights' Juneteenth show
Four Black artists present new works exploring identity, memory, and community at the Derek Hess Gallery's Juneteenth exhibition.