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Do data centers count as free speech? | Inquirer South Jersey

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By Julie Zeglen Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Good morning, South Jersey. I’m editor Julie Zeglen, filling in for Taylor today and Monday. First, a look upward: Canadian wildfire smoke has prompted air quality alerts across the state, with local governments advising residents to avoid polluted air and canceling outdoor events. See the latest air quality measures in chart and map form. In Monroe Township, a $300 million lawsuit against its data center ban has moved to federal court.
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Why so many Center City parking lots? | Morning Newsletter

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By Julie Zeglen Verified
| Inquirer Morning Newsletter
Welcome to a sunny new week, Philly. Philadelphia needs more housing. So why does Center City still have so many parking lots? Architecture critic Inga Saffron digs in. And the late South Philly legend Lou Capozzoli, who stewarded Ray’s Happy Birthday Bar, was memorialized in style at the iconic dive bar. Plus, big questions loom as Philadelphia’s competitive U.S. House race narrows, and more news of the day.
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ūüíį Be the mayor for a day | Morning Newsletter

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By Julie Zeglen Verified
| Inquirer Morning Newsletter
Morning, Philly. Record warmth is possible this week in the region ‚ÄĒ we‚Äôre talking high temps near 80 today ‚ÄĒ and may continue into the weekend. How would you spend $7 billion? Play our new game to be the mayor and see how your decisions impact the city. And there‚Äôs now a ‚ÄúClub America‚ÄĚ at Great Valley High School. Turning Point USA says interest in the youth-focused chapters has grown since founder Charlie Kirk‚Äôs assassination.
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