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Residents of Sutton, Massachusetts, voiced strong opposition at a Tuesday meeting to the Kraft Group’s proposed $16 billion data center campus, which could be among the largest in the country. The 383-acre site was previously considered for a warehouse, but its owner, Unified Global Packaging Group, said it could not find a tenant; the data center idea had been raised publicly more than a year ago, though no formal plan was presented then. Town Manager Austin J. Cyganiewicz said he first officially learned of the proposal in late October, and residents will have a say through the town process.
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