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MEEKER | Dan Francis reached out to the Herald recently, inquiring if we could investigate what the wires hanging through his back alley were for. Indeed, with the help of White River Electric Association's Manager of Operations Brett Berthelson, we did just that. Ever wondered which line is what on a pole like this? The
and he says that he thinks it can all come together. jacqui heinrich has the latest on all of this from capitol hill. >> bret: we'll have that story for you. >> the time has come to make progress. >> that time, senate majority leader chuck schumer hopes will be next wednesday. his deadline for the entire democratic caucus to agree to move forward on a $3.5 trillion package to pass along party lines. for that, he will need all 50 votes, including senator joe manchin. >> i'm concerned about everything. inflation, i'm concerned about the price. i want to make sure that we are paying for it i want to make sure we have a competitive tax rate. i want to make sure the united states of america stays energy independent. >> wrea senator raising concerns about the future of fossil fuel if the plan is enacted as is. others like senator jon tester are applauding was built
Listen to this post MHS principal Amy Chinn (left) and Meeker School District Superintendent Chris Selle (right) received a $32,952 lighting rebate check from WREA General Manager Alan Michalewicz (center) on Tuesday. | COURTESY PHOTO MEEKER | White River Electric General Manager, Alan Michalewicz, was pleased to deliver a $32,952 lighting rebate check to Meeker High School on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. Meeker School Superintendent Chris Selle and MHS Principal Amy Chinn were more than happy to receive the rebate that will be applied to the school district construction fund. WREA encourages all its membership to look into energy efficiency and lighting rebates. WREA’s rebates are provided as a part of Tri-State Generation & Transmission’s overall energy efficiency and rebate program.
it's a classic quid pro quo. not the shg he was supposed to do. the country and the united states will do something for thaw is authorized by congress but only if do you something personally for me as president. it's really undecember dented, jan. >> wrea. >> there is a denine that he fesmt. >> great to be with you, thanks. 75 more congressional democrats have gone in -- the president tried to strong arm -- and 219 in house along with one former the overall total, 220. as after this hour, not one and
coverage of the ceremony. earlier today, members of the kennedy family held a wrea wreath-laying ceremony in arlington national cemetery. leading an the family, jean kennedy smith, jfk's last surviving sibling. we have a team of correspondences, authors, commentators here with us throughout this hour. they'll share their reflections on the assassination and the anniversary as well as the legacy of president kennedy. we want to start with the investigative reporter gerald posner, the historian david kaiser, both in watertown, massachusetts right now. correspondence ed lavandera is standing by as is our own john king. give us a quick thought, gerald. let's start with you. this is the hour testifies shot exactly 50 years ago today. >> wolf every minute that pas as we're talking right now, there is something taking place 50 years ago in the setup to the