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- 1Kent County approves 25-acre solar farm despite opposition▼Kent County Levy Court passes 25-acre solar farm despite some public opposition
Kent County's Levy Court in Delaware has approved plans for a 25-acre solar farm, a decision that went ahead despite objections from some local residents. The project adds to growing renewable energy development in the state. Supporters see it as a step toward cleaner energy, while opponents raised concerns about land use and the farm's impact on the community.
- 2Three Michigan Business Expansions to Create 127 Jobs▼Three Business Expansions in Ingham, Kent, Oakland Counties Create 127 New Jobs
Three companies are expanding their operations in Ingham, Kent and Oakland counties in Michigan, a move expected to create 127 new jobs. The Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced the expansions, which span the Lansing, Grand Rapids and Detroit metro areas. The announcement is being promoted as further evidence of business growth and investment across the state's regional economies.
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Cook has left Kent after the club's promotion season, opting to return to a coaching role. The departure comes following a successful campaign for the county side, and the move is being reported by cricket outlets, with fans and followers discussing the timing and what it means for Kent going forward.
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King County's Target Zero initiative is broadening its traffic safety education efforts, according to local reporting in the Federal Way Mirror and Kent Reporter. Target Zero is Washington state's long-running program aiming to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries. The expansion means more outreach and educational programming for communities across the county, though details of the new measures have not been outlined.
- 5Public hearing set for proposed Kennedyville solar project▼Hearing set on proposed Kennedyville solar project
A public hearing has been scheduled on a proposed solar energy project in Kennedyville, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The plan has drawn local attention as residents and officials prepare to weigh in on the development, which would add renewable energy capacity to the rural Kent County area.
- 6116 acres of Kent County wildlife habitat permanently protected▼ESLC permanently protects 116 acres of wildlife habitat in Kent County
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy has permanently protected 116 acres of wildlife habitat in Kent County, Maryland, according to a report from MyEasternShoreMD. The conservation easement means the land cannot be developed and will remain habitat for wildlife on Maryland's Eastern Shore. It adds to the group's ongoing land preservation work in the region.
- 7Kent parts ways with heads of cricket Cook and Arman▼Heads of cricket Cook and Arman leave Kent roles
Kent County Cricket Club has confirmed that its heads of cricket, Cook and Arman, have left their roles at the club. The announcement, carried by Yahoo and other outlets, gives no further detail on the reasons for the departures or on successors. It marks a significant change to the leadership of cricket operations at the county.
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Kent County Cricket Club's schedule for the upcoming cricket season has been published, setting out the fixtures the county side will play across the domestic campaign. Fans are checking the list to plan attendance at Canterbury and away matches, with interest focused on key county championship and limited-overs clashes.