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CURRENTS WEEK IN REVIEW: November 21-23, 2011Turkey Giveaway for Needy CaliforniansFrom Humboldt County to Santa Barbara County, PG&E is doing its part to make sure needy Californians don't go hungry this Thanksgiving. The turkey donations are just a small example of the many ways PG&E is dedicated to strengthening the communities it serves. Currents covered this story and more this week. -- David Kligman, Writer |
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VIDEOPG&E Hands Out Bounty of Thanksgiving TurkeysThis week, dozens of PG&E employees throughout the utility's territory handed out turkeys and all the trimmings to needy residents. |
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LOCALNapa Valley: PG&E’s Donation Helps Fund Holiday Ice Skating RinkNapa Valley's only outdoor ice skating rink is a reality this holiday season, due largely to PG&E. The utility presented a $25,000 donation to Napa on Ice to help pay for a temporary 90-by-60-foot ice skating rink in downtown Napa. |
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NEXT100PG&E Proposes Six Smart Grid Pilot ProjectsPG&E this week asked the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) for the right to begin work on six new smart grid pilot projects that hold great promise for benefiting customers and meeting California's energy policy goals. |
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LOCALSaratoga: Community Gathers as Joe's Trail Officially OpensJoe's Trail has officially opened, to the applause of the walkers, runners and bikers who will use and enjoy it. Joe's Trail is the result of a collaborative partnership between PG&E and the city of Saratoga. |
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