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Marietta Getting Ready for Pending Surge; Expected by 8 Saturday Morning
Multi-media JournalistMarietta in Lancaster County was one of the hardest hit areas, as Tropical Storm Lee swept through Central Pennsylvania. The water flooded streets and homes. Friday morning, the Susquehanna River neared 57 feet. As the day continued the water began to...Tags: Tropical Storm Lee (2011), Lancaster County (Pennsylvania), WPMT, Tropical Storms
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Flood cresting lower, earlier
Officials in Port Deposit said Saturday that 30 floodgates remained open at the Conowingo Dam as water steadily receded, though the town remained under its mandatory evacuation.
"It's looking a lot better than yesterday," said Mike Dixon, Cecil County...Tags: Railway Transportation, Tourism and Leisure, FEMA, Weather Reports, Annapolis
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Mail Call - Sept. 22
“About Gov. Perry and those fires that are outside his state capital, about, maybe, to enter the state capital, I really think it behooves Gov. Perry to be down in the state of Texas leading his prayer sessions, instead of running all over the...Tags: Employees, Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Career and Workplace, Nancy Allen
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LIHEAP applications begin today; Program helps people pay for heating bills
Staff reporterIt is that time of year when home heating bills begin to eat away at the monthly income of many people. A federal program called LIHEAP tries to help people who are struggling to keep their homes warm. The application process for LIHEAP begins today. Any...Tags: Career and Workplace, Wages and Pensions, WPMT
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Alaska House Leaders Say In-State Natural Gas Pipe Line Legislation Still on Track
By Rhonda McBride
Alaska House leaders gathered today to set the record straight. They say natural gas for Alaskans remains their top priority, despite Governor Sean Parnell’s recent announcement that he no longer wants to pursue a gas line to the...Tags: Mike Chenault, Lesil McGuire, Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Environmental Issues
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Escopeta's Cook Inlet Discovery Could Be A Historic Find
Channel 2 NewsA huge gas discovery in Cook Inlet by Escopeta Oil & Gas could have significant consequences in Anchorage and other Southcentral communities. 3.5 trillion cubic feet of gas -- that's how much Escopeta says it found. It sounds like a lot, but is it?...Tags: Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Energy Resources, Petroleum Industry
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Saving Social Security
Congress is looking at reducing future Social Security raises by adopting a new measure of inflation that also would increase taxes for most families — the biggest impact falling on those with low incomes. If adopted across the government, the...Tags: Social Security
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Lawmakers Vote To Seek Additional $15 Million in Federal Funds
Faced with a large cut in federal funding for heating assistance, state legislators voted to seek an additional $15 million from the Obama administration. Lawmakers voted after a public hearing that lasted about six hours Tuesday on the plans by...Tags: Dannel P. Malloy , Laws, Finance, Justice System, Petroleum Industry
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Lawmakers drop (snow)ball on home heating assistance
In part because of inaction or inattention of your Legislators, more people may freeze this winter and spring in Emmet and Charlevoix counties. Now, state officials and the people who staff assistance agencies and charities are wondering what the cold...Tags: The Salvation Army, Billiards, Snooker and Pool, Career and Workplace, Wages and Pensions, Laws
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Citizens Energy: Winter gas bills to stay about the same
Press ReleaseCitizens Energy Group advised Wednesday that the typical bill of Citizens Gas residential customers in Marion County will stay about the same this winter as compared to last winter, assuming normal temperatures. The typical residential customer in...Tags: Renewable Energy, Energy and Resource Industries, Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Energy
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NIPSCO projects lower gas bills
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Two of Indiana's largest natural gas utilities are projecting heating bills won't be any higher this winter. NIPSCO says if winter temperatures are normal, its customers should see an 8 percent decrease in their overall home...Tags: Natural Resources, Energy Resources, Natural Gas
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Consumers Energy says drop in heating costs ahead
JACKSON, Mich. (AP) — Consumers Energy says it expects its natural gas customers to pay less for their home heating bill this winter. The Jackson-based utility made the announcement on Monday. Consumers projects heating costs will be about 3...Tags: Nature, Chicago Hotels, Natural Resources, Energy Resources, Consumers Energy Company
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