A sprawling solar farm in Will County: Some residents cashing in; others fear being surrounded

Some local officials are fuming because recent changes in Illinois law mean they no longer have the option to say no. And nearby residents are bracing for the day when 20-foot-high solar panels could

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A sprawling solar farm in Will County: Some residents cashing in; others fear being surrounded

Some local officials are fuming because recent changes in Illinois law mean they no longer have the option to say no. And nearby residents are bracing for the day when 20-foot-high solar panels could surround their homes.

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