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Kill-A-Watt News

Kill-A-Watt News is published quarterly and is designed to keep Logan Ciy residents posted about:   Energy Conservation Energy Efficiencey Renewable Resources Money Saving Tips Local Energy Issues   You can read current and past issues of the Kill-A-Watt News by following the links below:

 

Fall 2010 was a survey rather than a newsletter.