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Jenna Cassidy of Spokane, shown with here six-month-old son Collin today, is trying to organize local residents to picket the Avista building this coming weekend over the price of electricity and natural gas. A recent monthly power bill for her 900 square foot home was almost $200. Story here. Jesse Tinsley/SR.
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zelda on February 02 at 8:06 p.m.
Good luck to Jenna Cassidy on her Avista protest. It’s worth mentioning that a couple of days ago during a story about Avista rates the KXLY photojournalist let the camera linger a while on spokesperson Debbie Simock’s profusion of gold bracelets and diamond rings. Nice touch.