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    Letter to The Editor

    Letter to the Editor:
    Upcoming Free Showing of “Take Back Your Power”

    October 31, 2013No Comments
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    By Patrice Rohmer
    Cottonwood Smart Meter Awareness
    (October 31, 2013)

    logo_lettereditorCottonwood Smart Meter Awareness is proud to announce a free viewing of the nationally acclaimed documentary  “Take Back Your Power”

    “Take Back Your Power” is a professionally produced documentary spelling out the ramifications of the “Smart” grid that is being installed world wide. 

    Our purpose is to inform the public of the little known truths behind the smart meter grid so citizens can understand the refusal option. These automated electric meters have generated much concern over health, safety and privacy issues. This documentary will educate the citizens on every aspect of these concerns. 

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    Please join us Thursday, November 7th at 6:00 PM at 10  S. 6th Street, Room 101 in the Yavapai County Bldg. on the corner of 6th and Mingus in Cottonwood.

    For more information call Patrice at 928 634-5606

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