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February 13, 2013 Columns » Citizen

Gov. McCrory, a former Duke Energy employee, holds the keys to the Utilities Commission

by Bob Geary @rjgeary

What are the members of the N.C. Utilities Commission thinking? The six of them—there's one vacancy—looked somewhere between distracted and disengaged at a packed public hearing Monday night as citizens implored them to do their job and drag Duke Energy into the…

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