CHARLES TOWN â Nearby homeowners came with various questions and concerns, and the developer of a proposed 795-acre industrial solar farm offered answers.
Intrusive noise or nighttime lighting. Damage to nearby water wells or septic systems. Security cameras facing nearby homes. Could any of these, some residents asked, disrupt or disturb homeowners near the $125 million Wild Hill Solar project proposed for farmland off Kabletown Road outside Charles Town?
âItâs in our back yard essentially,â commented Tina Krop, one of a few residents of the Cloverdale Heights subdivision near the farmland where the Wild Hill Solar project would be built starting next fall. âI just feel like the lack of information is the biggest thing for us.â
Charleston police officers along with officers from other police departments, Charleston Fire Department, family and friends bow their heads during a candlelight vigil for Charleston Officer Cassie Johnson at Laidley Field Wednesday, Dec. 2, following the announcement that Johnson was not expected to survive the shooting.
CHRIS DORST | Gazette-Mail