As winter rolls in, Chicagoans help each other meet the rising cost of staying warm – WBEZ (Chicago)

downtown Chicago covered in snowIn Illinois, the price of natural gas has gone up nearly every month compared to last year, according to the Illinois Consumer Commission. Nicor told one newspaper that heating bills for its residential customers are expected to reach an average of $971 this winter — a $450 increase.
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Lana
3 years ago

The rise in fuel prices is the Democrat politicians fault!
From stopping pipelines to pushing the Green (BS) agenda and shutting down electrical plants.

Old Joe
3 years ago

I say burn wood from the Forest Preserve!

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