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In the garbage wars, West Virginia gave counties a say. Data center opponents say they deserve one, too.

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By Henry Culvyhouse
| The Register-Herald Verified
This story was originally published by Mountain State Spotlight. Get stories like this delivered to your email inbox once a week; sign up for the free newsletter at mountainstatespotlight.org/newsletter CHARLESTON — In the late 1980s, the Rev. Jeff Allen was appointed to serve as pastor over a United Methodist Church congregation in rural McDowell County.
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In the garbage wars, West Virginia gave counties a say. Data center opponents say they deserve one, too.

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By Henry Culvyhouse
| Bluefield Daily Telegraph Verified
This story was originally published by Mountain State Spotlight. Get stories like this delivered to your email inbox once a week; sign up for the free newsletter at mountainstatespotlight.org/newsletter CHARLESTON — In the late 1980s, the Rev. Jeff Allen was appointed to serve as pastor over a United Methodist Church congregation in rural McDowell County.
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In the garbage wars, West Virginia gave counties a say. Data center opponents say they deserve one, too.

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By Henry Culvyhouse
| Mountain State Spotlight Verified
In the late 1980s, the Rev. Jeff Allen was appointed to serve as pastor over a United Methodist Church congregation in rural McDowell County. A few years into tending to his ministry, Philadelphia developers came offering a landfill for the county. The idea was simple. McDowell County shipped out coal on a daily basis back then, on the railroads. So instead of sending the train cars back empty, they’d fill them with trash and dump them in an old mine.
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