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Many Washington state businesses will stay closed and gatherings among Washingtonians are banned for another month as Gov. Jay Inslee announced today, April 2, the extension of the “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order until May 4.
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As precautions for the COVID-19 pandemic cause people to spend more time at home, electricity use is bound to increase. Cooking lunch at home, working from home and keeping the heat on for longer periods of time are just a few factors that can contribute to a larger electric bill.
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