Joel Engelhardt | Stet News
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PBA Holdings’ 200,000 square feet of data center space would grow to nearly 700,000 square feet under approval granted Oct. 7.
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The election is open only to registered voters in District 4, but the winner will be one of seven commissioners who oversee taxing, spending and development countywide.
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Town keeps moving the target, builder of proposed 16-story Kelsey on Park apartments claims.
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Workers’ questions in Lake Park went unanswered as failure to submit key documents left pension in limbo.
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Judge denies eleventh-hour motion for emergency hearing before Wednesday’s showdown over AI data center project’s expansion.
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Insertion into the Downtown Master Plan would make the site of the Jaguar dealership, which also has Aston Martins and McLarens, eligible for a 25-story condo.
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Residents have until July 1 to join existing pool of 12 applicants; candidate challenging longtime Commissioner Blair Ciklin plans to apply.
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Lawsuit seeks to block owner trying to persuade public to support hyperscale AI data center and make way for Atlanta-based owner that could build a data center without public hearings.
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Nautilus 220 waterfront condo could drive 50% tax windfall for tiny Lake Park, delivering on the town’s Christmas wish.
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Two distinct interpretations converged last week as the backers of a hyperscale data center at 20-Mile Bend sought and received a near-three month postponement.
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86-year-old billionaire Herbie Wertheim and friend of Trump seeks Republican Party’s nod to challenge Lois Frankel in Trump’s home district.
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Emily Gregory’s 2 percentage-point win over Jon Maples for the District 87 state House seat that includes Mar-a-Lago drew national attention starting just hours after polls closed with Gregory’s appearance on MS NOW’s “The Briefing with Jen Psaki.”