3 WHIZ News Director George Hiotis - Golf with George at The Virtues Golf Club
5 Cake Auction Committee - Cleveland Browns football signed by Rashard Higgins
8:30 am.
8 Fraternal Order of Eagles 302 - $100 gift card
11 Sweet Life Baking Co. - $50 gift card
8:45 a.m.
14 Muskingum Starlight Industries - Four mugs, board games, movies, snacks, pizza gift card
17 Can Roe & Co Boutique - $100 gift card
9 a.m.
21 Hospice of Central Ohio - $100 Giacomo s gift card
22 SOUPer Bowl Benefit Luncheon - Four tickets to the luncheon
23 Columbia Machine Co. - Tent, duel camp chair with center caddy, sleeping bags
9:15 a.m.
24 Hague Quality Water - $200 to Bee Clean, 10 50-pound bags of softener salt
PG&E is willing to consider all trees that could hit power lines when it decides where to cut power to prevent fires, but California officials say that approach could have unintended consequences.
In this Aug. 15, 2019, file photo, a Pacific Gas & Electric worker walks in front of a truck in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) Pacific Gas and Electric on Friday agreed to accept new fire-prevention probation terms that are expected to bring more power blackouts, despite warnings from California officials and regulators that expanded outages will cause other major problems.
PG&E said it will consider the approximate number of trees tall enough to fall on its power lines, regardless of their health or distance from lines, when deciding whether to cut power during windstorms to prevent wildfires.