Fall River Propane Expands Bulk Storage
Fall River Propane, a subsidiary of Fall River Electric Cooperative, just completed installation of an additional 60,000 gallons of bulk propane storage; 30,000 gallons in Driggs and another thirty thousand
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Fall River Propane, a subsidiary of Fall River Electric Cooperative, just completed installation of an additional 60,000 gallons of bulk propane storage; 30,000 gallons in Driggs and another thirty thousand
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