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Data center development in Spartanburg County sparks ongoing protest. Here's what to know

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What happened Nearly 30 Spartanburg County residents protested data center development Saturday. Read more about how the debate unfolded, from the project's initial proposal to the latest efforts to address community concerns.
The headline split WYFF4 (Hearst, Greenville) frames it as "Data center development in Spartanburg County sparks ongoing protest. Here's what to know". WXII12 (Hearst, Greensboro) frames it as "Davidson County commissioners to consider 4-month moratorium on data center development".
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WYFF4 (Hearst, Greenville)Analysis · Oct 25, 4:39 PM

Data center development in Spartanburg County sparks ongoing protest. Here's what to know

Nearly 30 Spartanburg County residents protested data center development Saturday. Read more about how the debate unfolded, from the project's initial proposal to the latest efforts to addr...

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WXII12 (Hearst, Greensboro)News report · Oct 25, 3:21 PM

Davidson County commissioners to consider 4-month moratorium on data center development

Davidson County commissioners are holding a public hearing about a proposed four-month pause on data center development to address zoning and infrastructure concerns.

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