A Texas woman is fighting to preserve land that was supposed to become a public park. Now it may be a data center instead

For years, Pamela Griffin cherished a promise from a stranger that the expansive plot of land just steps from her home in Taylor, Texas, would one day become the park she and other kids in her neighborhood always wanted.

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