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Former Mount Olive Athlete Flynn Brown, 22, Killed In Mississippi Shooting

Former Mount Olive Athlete Flynn Brown, 22, Killed In Mississippi Shooting
dailyvoice.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dailyvoice.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Tom s Diner in Roxbury NJ gone as historic landmark demolished

Tom s Diner in Roxbury NJ gone as historic landmark demolished
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Texas residents socked with outrageous post-storm electric bills Could that happen in NJ?

Texas residents socked with outrageous post-storm electric bills. Could that happen in NJ? Replay Video UP NEXT The storm that crippled Texas  power grid has passed, but left in its wake are groups of stunned residents clutching massive electrical bills as reminders of how much it costs to keep the lights on during a disaster.  But fear not, New Jerseyans. Officials say the wild price swings that left some Texans owing tens of thousands of dollars are unlikely to happen here, where heavy state oversight and consumer protections combine to keep energy prices more stable.  We really have a much better system, said Stefanie Brand, director of the state s Division of Rate Counsel, an independent agency that represents New Jersey consumers. Theoretically I guess it could happen, but we have a number of protections in place to try to make sure it doesn t.  

Texas electric bills spike after storm Could that occur in NJ?

NorthJersey.com The storm that crippled Texas  power grid has passed, but left in its wake are groups of stunned residents clutching massive electrical bills as reminders of how much it costs to keep the lights on during a disaster.  But fear not, New Jerseyans. Officials say the wild price swings that left some Texans owing tens of thousands of dollars are unlikely to happen here, where heavy state oversight and consumer protections combine to keep energy prices more stable.  We really have a much better system, said Stefanie Brand, director of the state s Division of Rate Counsel, an independent agency that represents New Jersey consumers. Theoretically I guess it could happen, but we have a number of protections in place to try to make sure it doesn t.  

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