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To the Electric Utility Commission
Austin, TX
March 17, 2014
April is fast approaching… Earth Month will bring lots of events to the Austin EcoNetwork but we’re thrilled to share the Texas-wide Million Mile Month challenge!
Austin has a great track record of successful short-term campaigns to fund good things.
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March 5, 2014
To the Austin City Council:
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Sunday witnessed a new addition to the liturgy at St. David's Episcopal Church in downtown Austin.