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Morning. It is a brutal day waiting for a ride. This is the scene a across the Delaware Valley we are seeing it person after person with the big puffy coat, gloves, and scarves. They are all trying to keep every piece of skin covered here. Here in upper darby it had been hovering right around 20 degrees all morning here and felt a whole lot colder i should say, sometimes 10 degrees colder then. That these are numbers not many people want to hear this early in the season but some are still taking it all in stride. Lets take a listen. I have been bundling up, putting on extra layers. Long johns, thermals, as soon as i get in the house i blast my heat to 8o it has been a cold fall, and it is not even winter just yet. Reporter back out here live at the 69th street terminal in upper darby, a lot of people i have been speaking to all morning long say that they are just happen that i they are not dealing with snow this morning. We are c ....
Central Oregonians are being offered solar rebate incentives through the Oregon Dept. of Energy ktvz.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from ktvz.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Oregon Dept. of Energy offers homeowners solar, paired battery storage rebate incentives ktvz.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from ktvz.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Filling the Void Photo: Jason E. Kaplan Marion Weatherford at his wheat and wind farm on the Columbia plateau The growth of wind and solar industries brings a critical source of revenue and jobs to rural counties, and the occasional dustup over land use. Driving south on Highway 19 from Arlington on the Columbia River, the road climbs steadily through rolling hills. After only a few miles, the road reaches the Columbia plateau, where dryland wheat farms stretch as far as the eye can see. Marion Weatherford owns a wheat farm on the plateau close to where his family has been farming for five generations. “Our great-great-grandfather came over on the Oregon Trail when he was 16, in 1860,” Weatherford says. In 1881 he started farming wheat. ....