Paradise mayor explains possible shutoff despite underground power lines
Paradise Mayor Steven Crowder is asking PG&E for answers about a possible power shutoffs this week, saying the town had been told underground power lines would
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Paradise Mayor Steven Crowder is asking PG&E for answers about a possible power shutoffs this week, saying the town had been told underground power lines would
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