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Toymaker LEGO doubles down on Virginia with new warehouse and distribution center

Glenn Youngkin · Prince George County

Toymaker LEGO doubles down on Virginia with new warehouse and distribution center

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

Danish toymaker LEGO will build a 2 million-square-foot warehouse and distribution center south of Richmond, Virginia to complement the manufacturing facility it is currently building in the state. The LEGO Group will invest $366 million to build the warehouse in Prince George’s County at a former Rolls-Royce facility in the Crosspointe Logistics Center. It will open in 2027 and create about 300 jobs, according to the company. LEGO is currently …See the Story

Demolition begun on 2 Reading-owned buildings on Penn Street

Demolition begun on 2 Reading-owned buildings on Penn Street

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Two Reading-owned buildings on Penn Street must be demolished for public safety, the city announced. Emergency demolition of the structurally compromised buildings at 431 and 433 Penn St. has begun and will continue until further notice, the city said Wednesday in a release. The empty structures in the Callowhill Historic District are in an advanced state of decay, Reading’s chief building official told the city’s Historical Architectural Review…See the Story

Henrico County Delays Decision on Data Center Regulations Amid Community Debate

Henrico · Henrico

Henrico County Delays Decision on Data Center Regulations Amid Community Debate

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

HENRICO COUNTY, Va. Henrico County officials are reevaluating their strategy for regulating one of Virginia's fastest-growing economic sectors: data centers, which are large warehouses that house servers, computer processing equipment, and data storage devices.The Henrico Board of Supervisors voted Thursday night to delay making a decision on new regulations for data centers after more than three hours of public comment and board discussion."We …See the Story

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