Lake Region Coop raised rates January 1st. CEO Tim Thompson explains in Straight Talk.
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Thursday, January 3, 2008
Happy New Year; $100 a barrell and $.10 a kwh
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1 comment:
And there was a certain group out there that was going to prevent these increases. Oh wait, there already part of LREC. It goes to show that energy increases are going to be a fact of life for many years.
What's next, take out frustrations on the good hardworking employees of the coop? We all know it will be them who will pay for it in the end. Let's not forget Pelican that LREC is a big employer here in town. The coop needs them just as much as the community needs them.
Good luck on your cost cutting!
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