STREAM Director of Design Chris Wetzel speaks about heat islands at the Planning Board meeting Monday night. Photo by Brian Quinn Story and photos by Brian Quinn The Alabama Planning Board is expected to consider approval of a proposed $19.46 billion data center project on the Western New York Science …
Planning Board member William McGorray listens to a reply from Rob Klavoon of Wendel Companies. Photo by Brian Quinn Story by Brian Quinn Engineers have updated the Alabama Planning Board on potential conditions when considering approval of the proposed $19.46 billion STREAM U.S. Data Centers project – conditions addressing noise …
Drew Reilly of Wendel Companies speaks during the Planning Board meeting Monday evening Story and photos by Brian Quinn STREAM is planning to revise its building design to eliminate generators from the project Sound was on the minds of town leaders and the developer of a proposed $19.46 billion, 2.2 …
Planning board members approved the deer meat processing business proposal at Monday night’s meeting after some discussion. Story and photos by Brian Quinn A Judge Road man has the town of Alabama’s permission to run a deer meat processing business at his residence, with one neighbor writing with her concerns …
Protesters make their voices heard about the proposed STREAM U.S. Data Centers project before Monday’s meeting. Photo by Brian Quinn Story by Brian Quinn The relationship between the Alabama Town Board and town residents came up early in Monday’s meeting as “privilege of the floor” lasted almost an hour and …
Area cat joins Data Centers protest at Rt. 77 and Lewiston Road on Saturday. This is the cat’s second protest; the group previously gathered at this location last week to voice their opinions with anti-data center signs. They say they plan on protesting before the Monday, May 11th Alabama Town …
The event was sponsored by the Friends of Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and offered community members the opportunity to observe wildlife, participate in crafts and educational activities and speak with various community organizations who are dedicated to conservation, …
Story by Brian Quinn As the town of Alabama Planning Board continues to study the site plan for STREAM U.S. Data Centers’ proposed $19.46 billion project at the Western New York Science & Technology Advanced Manufacture (STAMP), the board keeps getting public input. There were almost 75 speakers during the …
Altar cloth from time capsule: Town Historian Dawn Fisher and Town Planning Board member Terry Thompson hold up the altar cloth created by Ruth Eick. The altar cloth was among the items in a time capsule made for the town’s 175th anniversary in 2001. Story and photos by Brian Quinn …
Story and photos by Brian Quinn Most of the community members who came up to the podium Thursday evening were there to share their opposition to the proposed $19.46 billion proposal by STREAM U.S. Data Centers to build three data centers in Alabama. However, the proposal for the Western New …