#WisconsinRapids lost nearly 1,000 jobs when its historic paper mill closed. Now, before other options are fully explored, developers want to turn the 220-acre riverfront site into—you guessed it—a #DataCenter. Residents don't want this damned thing in their backyard! 😤 #Wisconsin
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wpr.orgWisconsin Rapids' historic paper mill site could become a data center. Residents aren't happy.The mill, which opened in 1894, was Wisconsin Rapids' largest employer and its identity for more than a century. It closed amid the pandemic in 2020 after years of decreasing demand for the specialty glossy magazine paper it produced.