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The request by Laclede Gas, a gas utility provider for more than 600,000 customers in eastern Missouri, to obtain a $36.1 million rate hike within less than a year of receiving at least one other to be used for administrative costs, such as salaries, is corporate greed at its worst, and it literally takes food […]
J. Kim Tucci, president of the Pasta House Co. which owns company and franchise restaurants in Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, and the Dominican Republic has been elected chairman of the board of directors for Heat-Up St. Louis, Inc., a non-profit energy assistance and advocacy program helping the elderly, disabled and low-income families in parts of Missouri […]
Heat-Up St. Louis, a not-for-profit, 501 (c) (3) energy assistance charity established one year ago to warm thousands of cold homes of the bi-state area\’s elderly, disabled and low-income families is also attempting to help the area unemployed people impacted by the September 11 terrorists\’ acts and the local weakened economy.The group which has only […]
The Laclede Gas Company\’s announcement that the average gas bill will be reduced by about $54.00 is good news for now, but they are also basing that reduction on a mild winter and the reduction does not take in other variables. A prediction of 35% reduction is not enough considering Laclede made more than $30 […]
St. Louis – Missouri: Heat-Up St. Louis, Inc., a nonprofit energy assistance program, established to help low-income and elderly people in the St. Louis region, voted unanimously to oppose Laclede Gas Company’s proposed non-gas $39 million rate hike. The rate hike would add an average of $4.90 per month to the typical residential customer’s bill. […]
Heat-Up St. Louis, a nonprofit energy assistance program, supports crucial parts of the Missouri Public Service Commission\’s Emergency Amendment to the Cold Weather Rule. Under the new Emergency Rule the residential customer can pay $250.00, or 25% of their past due gas bills, or whichever is less. The Emergency Amendment goes into effect on November […]
Cool Down St. Louis, the cooling arm of the non-profit energy assistance program Heat-Up St. Louis, is sponsoring the Back to School Blow-Out Fall Charity Hat Sale, on Saturday, September 15, 2001 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., at 318 North Euclid Avenue in the Central West End in St. Louis. There are more than […]
Cool Down St. Louis, a cooling assistance program covering the Bi-State area, is holding a Back to School Blow-Out Fall Charity Hat Sale for St. Louis area college students on September 15, 2001, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 318 North Euclid in the Central West End.The hats, which normally retail from $75 to […]
The board of directors of Heat-Up St. Louis, Inc., a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization unanimously voted to elect the Reverend Earl E. Nance, Jr., president of the St. Louis Metropolitan Clergy Coalition to a three-year term as a member of its board of directors.The election was held at the annual board meeting on June […]
Cool Down St. Louis has decided to halt its series of Emergency Summer Hat Festivals, after this Saturday, July 7, (10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.) at 1641 Washington Avenue in downtown St. Louis due to a maze of detours and construction.The board of directors of the cooling relief program voted to halt the efforts because […]
