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Inslee, AG Bob Ferguson, Senator Patty Murray and other environmentalists plan to petition against Federal approval of expansion of gas pipeline.

Inslee, AG Bob Ferguson, Senator Patty Murray and other environmentalists plan to petition against Federal approval of expansion of gas pipeline.

Inslee, AG Bob Ferguson, Senator Patty Murray and other environmentalists plan to petition against Federal approval of expansion of gas pipeline.

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Gas Suppliers: Distributor’s Non-Payment Responsible For Pawnee Co. Gas Shortage Until Thursday evening, the town of Hallett in Pawnee County had been without gas for three days. The head of Keystone Gas, the sole supplier in the area blames the problems on a lack of supply, but the gas suppliers themselves say that isnt entirely true. The gas suppliers are shifting the blame from frozen wells to frozen payments. They said it’s a problem that started two years ago but came to a head in Hall...