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Cold Snap? Check On Your Neighbors.
Cold weather can be hard on older folks and those suffering with illness or disabilities. Please remember to check on your neighbors from time to time this winter, especially if you haven't seen them out and about in awhile. A helping hand and a friendly hello is always welcome and can go a long way in easing their loneliness and isolation.
Community Solar Info Available Online
If you're curious about ECE's Community Solar program, check out your co-op website at www.
ecoec.com. You'll find a wealth of information about ECE Community Solar, including how the solar credit is factored and applied to your monthly bill. Be sure to view the online solar presentation to learn about solar advantages, disadvantages, estimated hourly production, peak production, and more.
To visit with a representative about Community Solar, please call 918-756-0833.
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College Scholarships Free Trip to DC
build leadership skills, and realize your highest potential. We can't do it, however, without your participation.
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Every year, East Central Electric Cooperative (ECE) offers opportunities for teens to learn and grow. Parents, grandparents, teachers and friends, please help us spread the word. Share the following information with your teens and encourage them to apply.
• Youth Tour
Every year ECE selects six high school juniors to participate in Youth Tour. The week-long, all expenses paid tour of Washington, DC will be held June 9-15, and includes stops at major historical sites, monuments, museums, and cultural attractions. Teens travel with other Oklahoma students and make lifelong friends.
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At Pearl Harbor, they paid tribute at the Battleship Oklahoma Memorial and other sites associated with the historic attack. The experience was moving and emotional, Sharon said.
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So much to see and do left them longing for one more week on the island. "I can't say enough about the trip," Sharon said. "It was a wonderful experience, and we appreciate it so much."
Plan on attending the 2017 ECE Annual Meeting in Okmulgee for your chance to win a wonderful grand prize! Please watch your newsletter for more details.
mbitious teens, listen up: your electric cooperative wants to help you dream big,
To be considered, interested teens must submit an application and a
letter by March 1, 2017.
Details, guidelines and applications are available at
www.ecoec.com. Click on Services and then Youth/ Community Programs.
• College Scholarships ECE's Operation Roundup
program provides thousands of dollars in scholarships to qualifying teens from 42 high schools in and around ECE service territory.
One $1,o00 scholarship is awarded to one student from each high school, including home schools. Certain eligibility requirements apply.
Scholarship applications are available online at
www.ecoec.com. Click on Services and then Youth/Community Programs. The deadline to apply for scholarships is March 1, 2017.
To visit with a representative about Youth Tour or co-op scholarships, please call ECE at 918-756-0833.
Attention Members: Herbicide Notice
East Central Electric will begin its right of way herbicide treatment early this year. If you are a landowner that has any of the following, please contact the ECE right-of-way department at 918-756-0833. When leaving a message, please include a name, phone number, address, and brief message.
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Apiary Vineyard or winery
• Certified organic garden •
Orchard, tree nursery or grove Sensitive crops
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