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Fisk University Alumni Protest Data Center Plan

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By Alejandro Ramirez , Alejandro Ramírez
| Pith in the Wind - Nashville Scene
Notable Fisk University alumni and North Nashville community members gathered outside the historically Black college’s campus on Wednesday to speak out against the school’s plan for a data center. While Fisk portrays the project as a way to give students an edge in emerging AI technologies and says the build will be eco-friendly, critics say the potential pollution and strain on local water and energy resources aren’t worth the investment.
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Sixpence selected as Nebraska Passport stop, prepares for summer visitors

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By Alejandro Ramirez , Alejandro Ramírez
| Norfolk Daily News
Sixpence, a longtime fixture in downtown Norfolk, has been selected as one of 70 stops in this year’s Nebraska Passport Program and one of two locations in the city along with North Fork Outfitting. Owner Portia Becker has operated the shop since it opened 45 years ago. The store has remained in the same location and employs six part-time workers. Becker said Sixpence is known for its distinctive mix of merchandise, ranging from specialty food items to gifts and apparel.
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Leaving MAGA’s Billboard Campaign Targets Nashville

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By Alejandro Ramirez , Alejandro Ramírez
| Nashville Scene
Commuters on I-24 may have noticed a new billboard offering to help people extricate themselves from the Make America Great Again movement. “Having Doubts? You Are Not Alone,” reads the ad for Leaving MAGA, which went up on May 18. The organization was founded by Florida resident Rich Logis, a former Trump supporter who knows how isolating it can be to exit Donald Trump’s zealous cult of personality. He wanted to give other doubters a destination and support network.
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