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Diana Patel
Diana Patel
Reporter · Cleveland, OH
Diana has a Bachelor's degree in Urban Studies from the University of Cincinnati and has spent five years covering real estate trends in Cleveland. Before joining Cleveland Current, she reported for a local real estate blog where she analyzed housing market shifts.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nine days after Trenton voters overwhelmingly approved a ban on large data centers, a developer building one in the southwest Ohio city sued to keep its project going.
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