altoona

The Syracuse or the Altoona metro areas aren't exactly farmland, but they definitely aren't NYC or SF, either.

This flight attendant will be on that plane from Altoona until they wrap up in Edison.

I don't buy 3 because there were so, so many places to ditch shit between Altoona and Manhattan.

Because of this interruption, they cancel the flight from Altoona to Boston.

A young guy wearing a mask in Altoona would stand out.

The first time I visited a huge data center in Altoona Iowa I was shocked at how few people there were.

I would file a criminal complaint in Iowa with the Altoona Police.

If you live in Galesburg IL, or Jackson MI, Altoona PA, Rome NY or similar places if the property taxes were raised to 10x as much the homes would be worth literally zero.

Meta says over 400 people work on-site at the Altoona facility [0], but most of those are clearly working for a variety of smaller contractors given that the initial tax terms anticipated a few dozen direct employees [edit: wrong state] and no datacenter companies show up in the county's 50 largest employers [1].

It seems every time a copy of Huckleberry Finn gets pulled from an elementary school library in Altoona everyone gets all upset, so can you imagine what would happen if the radfems got their hands on a big Web Directory and cleansed it of all positive mentions of trans people?

I'm not American, but I was meaning to visit Altoona, PA as, according to one person living there, it was "the most average town in US".

The Pennsylvania Railroad followed the route of the Pennsylvania Main Line Canal system, that traveled Philadelphia-Pittsburgh via Altoona.

It was Altoona, PA and in 1990 the population was somewhere in the 50,000 range.

Take legal recourse on FB - they have a data center in Altoona, IA.