Data centers protested during march in Conneaut
More than 25 people protested in Conneaut, Ohio, against the potential development of data centers in the area. The protestors marched from Jackson and Broad streets to city hall, chanting "No data centers, no data centers." Speakers, including Cleveland therapist Darren Lambert, addressed the concerns about these potential projects.
Residents of Conneaut, Ohio, staged a protest march on Saturday, May 18, to voice their opposition to the potential development of data centers in their community. Over 25 participants gathered at the intersection of Jackson and Broad streets before proceeding to Conneaut City Hall, where they displayed signs and chanted slogans like "No data centers, no data centers."
The demonstration featured speakers who expressed concerns about the impact of future data center projects on the area. Among those who addressed the protestors was Darren Lambert, a family therapist from the Cleveland area, highlighting the broader reach of the opposition movement. The protest underscores active community resistance against the tech infrastructure expansion in Conneaut.