CHICAGO (WLS) If you re struggling to pay your utility bills, then this tip is for you.
If you qualify, you may be able to cash in on a pot of $100 million in utility and energy assistance.
This is more important than ever with state moratoriums on utility shut-offs scheduled to expire at the end of the month. Other similar mandates in municipalities could also start winding down.
The consumer watchdog group Citizens Utility Board, also known as CUB, is getting the word out that this money is available.
The funding is through the state of Illinois and the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which offers help those impacted most by COVID-19.
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Virtual: LIBRARY ONLINE: Ever Hear of Instagram? : 1 p.m. March 11. You probably have heard a lot about social media but might not know where you might start. Join Nancy as she reviews the basics of Instagram: signing up, adding your photos, and seeing those of family and friends. Bring your electronic device and questions. Nancy McColm is head of Technology and Information Services with The Winchester Public Library. Register online to obtain the Zoom link.