Denver, Aurora residents say they were kept in the dark about massive data center planned near homes
What to know about Denver, Aurora residents say they were kept in the dark about massive data center planned near homes
— Homeowners in Aurora's Windler community and Denver's The Reserve community in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood say they were kept in the dark about plans for what could become one of Colorado's largest data centers.
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What happened
— Homeowners in Aurora's Windler community and Denver's The Reserve community in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood say they were kept in the dark about plans for what could become one of Colorado's largest data centers.
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