By Donna Westfall β Jan. 17, '18 β DMV β Got in and out withoutβ¦
By Donna Westfall β Jan. 17, '18 β DMV β Got in and out without an appointment in about 35 minutes, but noticed the American Flag on the outside flagpole is tattered β needs to be replaced. Told the clerk, who was really nice and helpful, and she said she'd relay the message to her supervisor. WalMart had Organic Mushrooms, 8 oz for $2.08 when all others over $3. DN County jail/office building looking so much better now that it's been painted and cleaned up. Thanks to Alan Windogradov and his crew, taking charge of the maintenance. Guy asked me if I knew if Mental Health was being investigated by the Grand Jury. I have no idea. The Thai House restaurant closed, which I didn't know. They closed two weeks ago. Well, shoot. Three guys attended this morning's Town Hall Meeting to talk about solar power and turning Crescent City into a model city meeting it's needs through renewable sources. In researching, I found Burlington, Vermont, the first city in the United States, that's meeting it's electricity needs 100% through using renewables. That town has a population of 42,000 and are very environmentally conscious. Utilizing 100% renewable energy since in 2014 through Biomass (44%), Hydro power plant (35%) Wind and Solar energy (21%). As soon as Burlington hit the milestone, Moody's upgraded their credit rating. Something the City of Crescent City could probably use based on their bad decisions with the $43.8 million Wastewater Treatment Plant loan. Back to Vermont. The video story stated that renewable energy is costlier than fossil fuels, but people in Burlington haven't seen a rate increase in nine years. That's because their electric company sells renewable energy credits to other states. (Credit to CGTN America/YouTube.com.)