Frank Lesnefsky is a municipal reporter at the newspaper, covering the Upvalley, Midvalley, Downvalley, and Dunmore. His reporting spans a range of themes including urban design, public education, and the construction industry, while also delving into drone technology and real estate development. Frank's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Government Technology, and The Scranton Times-Tribune, among others.
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By: Frank Lesnefsky
DICKSON CITY — The zoning hearing board upheld the borough's data center regulations Wednesday, unanimously denying a zoning appeal from a local developer trying to build four data centers and at least three power plants across Bell Mountain.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Moosic is in the final stages of crafting one of Lackawanna County's most comprehensive pieces of data center legislation.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
The company behind a natural gas power plant proposed in Archbald did not exist when the developer filed a zoning permit application, an attorney for residents argued.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Dickson City will have the opportunity Wednesday to defend its decision to deny four Bell Mountain data centers.
The Governor’s Responsible Infrastructure Development Standards would, generally, require developers to meet stricter regulations around energy affordability, transparency, community engagement and other areas.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
One by one, the Dickson City Zoning Hearing Board voted Wednesday to deny all four appeals for data centers across Bell Mountain
By: Frank Lesnefsky
The Valley View School District officially entered the fight against data centers “dangerously close” to its schools.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Dickson City residents who want to learn details about at least three power plants proposed across Bell Mountain must wait one more week.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
A Texas global energy company's plans to build nearly 30 acres of solar panels in Mayfield on the mountainside above Business Route 6 are unrelated to the data center industry, Mayor Al Chelik said.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Jessup council conditionally approved preliminary plans Wednesday for a data center next to the Lackawanna Energy Center.
