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Climate & environment reporter, @BaltimoreBanner | Previously western North Dakota for @inforum adam.willis@thebaltimorebanner.com
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Why coal is getting a second wind in Maryland

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By Adam Willis Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Cumberland Mayor Ray Morriss would love to fire up the old coal plant down the road, so he was pleased to hear this month that President Donald Trump plans to put millions into rebooting the shuttered facility. “I’ll take AES Warrior Run coming back online however they do it,” Morriss said.
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McClain Delaney leads Trone in tight primary for Western Maryland House seat

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By Brenda Wintrode Verified, Adam Willis Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
U.S. Rep. April McClain Delaney held a steady but narrow lead over businessman David Trone as election results trickled in Tuesday, and the heated battle over Maryland’s 6th Congressional District continued. McClain Delaney and Trone have poured millions of dollars of their own money into the race to represent Western Maryland and part of Montgomery County in Congress.
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An energy mogul begged Moore to back his data center complex. It worked.

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By Adam Willis Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
An energy mogul with a restaurant empire on Maryland’s Eastern Shore had his eyes on a power plant. To get it, he needed Gov. Wes Moore’s help. Last fall,months before the public heard about his plans, Paul Prager and his company TeraWulf held a series of meetings with top Moore administration officials to discuss an idea to buy an old coal plant on the Potomac River and reboot it to power what could be Maryland’s largest data center.
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