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What to know if you're turning on the heat this weekend - Vimarsana News

What to know if you're turning on the heat this weekend

With temperatures sitting around 50 degrees, many said it’s time to turn on the heat. Some residents though are worried about the bill.

Source: tmj4.com
Two referendums on gender equality and family expected to take place next year - Vimarsana News

Two referendums on gender equality and family expected to take place next year

Votes on women’s ‘place in the home’ and the definition of the family in the Constitution will take place on the same date.

Some are getting heated with rising heating bills (VIDEO) - Vimarsana News

Some are getting heated with rising heating bills (VIDEO)

The cold weather and Russia’s war on Ukraine have increased U.S. gas exports to other countries, tightening supply and increasing prices.

Woman Shares Hack for When Landlords Charge You for Heating - Vimarsana News

Woman Shares Hack for When Landlords Charge You for Heating

A woman went viral on TikTok after sharing a hack for when landlords in New York City submit your apartment's heating bill.

Duke Energy, Central Electric energy customers reporting unusually high energy bills - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy, Central Electric energy customers reporting unusually high energy bills

A Durham homeowner had a mortgage mess despite paying off their mortgage years ago when they discovered there was still a lien on their property. Central Electric Membership actually has a section devoted on their website, with answers to why bills are so high. A representative says the colder weather is the primary driver. "When temperatures drop, more energy is needed to keep the inside of our homes warm," the representative said. "The larger the difference between the outside temperature and the thermostat setting of a home, the more energy it takes to keep it warm at the desired setting. ...

Source: abc11.com