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Rockford data center framework moves forward despite lone opposition

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Rockford data center framework moves forward despite lone opposition — Rockford Technology news

The Rockford City Council voted 11-1 to advance a proposed framework for data center development to the Zoning Board of Appeals for public hearings in November.

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