Power changes feared in proposed municipal energy shift
The article discusses a controversial plan by cities to acquire Glechlorin properties and take over electric utilities. It notes a 310-9 division within the commission and cites arguments about private power versus public ownership, with references to reaction from state officials and potential impacts on rates and welfare programs.
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