“We are in very much a conservation mode,” Brown said.
The city’s supplier said it will try and make arrangements to provide enough gas for local governments, Brown added.
Using golf carts instead of autos won’t just help conserve gas, Brown said. It also will help save money due to rising gas prices at the pumps, he added.
Brown said he hoped the state attorney general’s office was watching out for possible price gouging cases.
Very illuminating article indeed. Seems like the folks at the animal hospital have some business ethics weaknesses! Although, my cynical(time…
I can't tell how this "No Kings" event is any different from your standard Democrat rally.
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Easy button Return it to long suffering taxpayers including those who have paid huge tabs to educate other people's kids…