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Data center developer discusses multi-billion dollar project planned in Kokomo
KOKOMO, Ind. — A potential multibillion-dollar development will set the tone for how Kokomo handles its new regulations on data centers. Digital Realty, a company operating about 360 data centers across the globe, is eyeing a 476-acre property off the corner of U.S. 31 and County Road 400 North to build a 3-million-square-foot data center […]
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New Purdue-based retirement community breaks ground
For many senior citizens, retirement offers opportunities to rest, pick up new hobbies, stay social or travel. For Mary Dalton, it’s a chance to return back home to where she lived as a Purdue student in 1972 and even attend classes. A new retirement community in Purdue’s Discovery Park...
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Pack Your Bags For This Under-The-Radar Illinois Town Where Homes Go For Under $140,000
Most people drive past Danville, Illinois without a second thought, and those people are making a very expensive mistake. This east-central Illinois city has homes going for under $140,000, and the locals who already know about it aren’t exactly putting up billboards to spread the word. Let’s start with...
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AGCO demonstrates some of its new ag technology at Greenview Grain Farm in Frankfort
AGCO stopped in Frankfort as part of its annual Harvest Tour. They stop at eleven different farms across six different states to demonstrate some of their agriculture technology. In Frankfort AGCO showed their autonomous tractor to Greenview Grain Farm. A marketing specialist at AGCO told us some of the safety features that are included with the technology.
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Duke Energy replacing utility poles at Lafayette’s Munger Park
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Visitors to Munger Park in Lafayette may notice construction along portions of the walking trails as Duke Energy replaces several wooden utility poles with steel poles. The project is intended to help the poles better withstand storms and high winds, improving the reliability of electric service...
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A tax hike or $20M in cuts: Wayne Township’s future on the ballot
Caitlin Crouch’s classroom is loud. The high school English teacher prefers it that way. A noisy room means students are engaging with the material. The Ben Davis graduate has taught at her alma mater for 11 years. Her class size has stayed fairly consistent, usually with 25 to 30 students. Sometimes it creeps over 30.
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Ambrose Breaks Ground on Two Facilities at Indianapolis Logistics Park
Ambrose has broken ground on two buildings at the Indianapolis Logistics Park – Northwest, a 104-acre modern industrial park in Whitestown, Indiana, part of Greater Indianapolis. The two buildings are being developed on a speculative basis and are designed to accommodate a range of industrial uses, totaling approximately 947,000...
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In the woods: Church, neighbors weigh competing futures for 18 acres of Brownsburg land
Two years after Calvary United Methodist Church put about 18 acres of woods behind its Northfield Drive campus up for sale to pay off its debt, the congregation and a group of neighbors who want the land preserved are pursuing different futures for it. The church has a signed purchase...
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476 acre data center development planned in Kokomo