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Findlay

Put It On The Ballot Announces Findlay Town Hall on Data Centers, Zoning

BY CAREY MORGAN FINDLAY - A local advocacy group will host a town hall forum later this month featuring a legal specialist to address the growing debate over data center zoning in Hancock County. The forum, organized by Put It on the Ballot Findlay, is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 22, from

Data Centers

Appeals Court Ruling Along With Ohio House Bill 126 Create Total Legal Shield for Data Center Community Damage

BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - In a sweeping decision that legal experts warn could dismantle local government accountability over public health, a federal appeals court has ruled that citizens have no constitutional right to be free from contaminated drinking water or to receive truthful information from public officials during a utility

Statewide

Inside The Pre-Packaged 'Toolkit' Used By Data Center Middle-Men In Ohio

BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - As communities across northwest Ohio enact emergency construction moratoriums to evaluate the crippling operational strain of tech infrastructure on municipal grids, state-level economic planners have weaponized a highly choreographed onboarding pipeline to attempt to dismantle local municipal resistance. Unredacted email archives, internal itineraries, and presentation

Local

Server logs expose private economic brokers vetting Findlay data center law ahead of public rollout?

BY CAREY MORGAN FINDLAY - Internal communication logs and email archives surrendered by the City of Findlay have revealed that the executive administration provided private, state-funded economic brokers with early access to potentially 'vet' the city's highly publicized data center zoning framework before it was formally

Statewide

AI DRAGNET IN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES AND SCHOOLS OUTPACES LEGISLATIVE GUARDRAILS

BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE -As Ohio solidifies its position as a primary Midwestern hub for hyper-scale data centers and corporate cloud processing against citizen wishes, a quiet but rapid expansion of artificial intelligence surveillance infrastructure is drawing fierce resistance from civil liberties advocates. Critics warn that the intersection of

Findlay

The True Scope of Findlay’s Canceled Data Center Briefing

BY CAREY MORGAN FINDLAY - While the public is already aware that Mayor Christina Muryn abruptly called off an August 12 virtual briefing with New Albany tech officials, newly released public records reveal the gathering was far more expansive—and structurally coordinated—than the administration previously let on. The documents obtained

Data Centers

Ohio Legislature Moves To Indemnify Data Centers While Trying to Dispel 'Myths'

BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - The Ohio Legislature has pushed forward House Bill 126, a bill designed to restrict local officials from bringing lawsuits against data center companies that could cause unstated damage to local areas, such as draining aquifers or polluting water supplies with contaminants while claiming to ‘investigate’ validity

Great Reset

The Genesis Mission: Part 2 of The Hantavirus Investigation

This article was originally posted on The Heartland Beat In our last article, we covered the looming Hantavirus Plandemic and why that could provide the perfect precursor for a new medical surveillance structure in Ohio. But why would Ohio be a target for this implementation and what infrastructure would be