Residents Reject $10,000 Each to Let a Data Center Set Up in Their Town

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Residents of Hazle Township, Pennsylvania, are opposing a large Amazon Web Services data center project despite an offer of $10,000 cash payments to each resident. The community fears negative impacts on property values and views the payments as insufficient bribes. Local officials have shown mixed responses, with some fast-tracking the project amid public resistance.

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