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11/16/08
WASHINGTON - Charlie Jordan of New Carrollton applied for energy assistance for the first time Thursday at the Prince George's County's Department of Social Services. Find Us On Facebook
Recently, Washington Gas Energy Services sent Jordan, 70, a letter telling her to seek assistance in paying her electric bills because she's been only able to pay a portion of the bill.
Last winter, demand for heating assistance among low-income families was high. This year, the demand is expected to increase, state officials said. The nation's economic meltdown -- increased foreclosure and unemployment rates, and high gas and food prices -- has...
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Help - 2008-11-16 08:37:12
for those who still need help, I found this site which gave some ways and programs that give people aid and help save on heating and utility bills. Help is provided both from the gov't and utility companies themselves.
http://www.helpwithheatingbills.com
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