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'It will devour the future:' Massive data center is swallowing a tiny Pa. coal town

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INDIANA, Pa. — Giant plumes of steam venting from the cooling towers of Homer City’s coal-fired electric generation plant served as a local landmark and a weathervane for decades.Visible across multiple counties, the cloud-like emissions foretold the day ahead. One direction meant sunshine, the other rain.

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'It will devour the future:' Massive data center is swallowing a tiny Pa. coal town

INDIANA, Pa. — Giant plumes of steam venting from the cooling towers of Homer City’s coal-fired electric generation plant served as a local landmark and a weathervane for decades.Visible across multiple counties, the cloud-like emissions foretold the day ahead. One direction meant sunshine, the other rain.

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lehighvalleylive broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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