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February 2016

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Grow old with me, the best is yet to be.

  • Feature Stories
  • February 2016

2016 Sweet Wedding Cake Trends

  • Feature Stories
  • February 2016

Columns

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  • Powered Up
  • February 2016

Dead hardware doesn’t always equal dead data

  • First Thoughts
  • February 2016

Facing the next big challenge: EPA’s Clean Power Plan

Massive wiring failure, Electrical Fire
  • Safety Check
  • February 2016

Caring for your home’s electrical system as it ages

  • Garden Wise
  • February 2016

New Illinois statutes address invasive species

Finest Cooking

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  • February 2016

Fruit and Nut Bark

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  • February 2016

Chocolate Chip Cupcakes with Cookie Dough Buttercream

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  • February 2016

Mocha Balls

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  • February 2016

White Hot Chocolate

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  • February 2016

Flourless Chocolate Cookies

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  • February 2016

Frozen Hot Chocolate

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  • February 2016

Stuffed Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie

Currents

A GeoAlliance grant check to help fund a geothermal system in the Transportation Education Center was recently presented to officials of Southern Illinois University (SIU). From left are: Phil Gatton, SIU director of plant and service operations; Bryce Cramer, Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association district office and member services manager, Murphysboro; Nancy McDonald, AIEC marketing administrator; Andrew Croxell, SIU assistant professor, automotive technology; Justin Harrell, SIU engineer, physical plant services; and Bret Dougherty, SIU coordinator of administrative services, plant and service operations.
  • Currents
  • February 2016

GeoAlliance is closed out with final grant presentation

Ice, wind and flood waters hit two Illinois electric cooperatives just after Christmas, ­leaving some members without power for several days. But co-op linemen from across the state came to aid Corn Belt Energy crews replace more than 100 broken poles. Record rainfall in late December also caused massive problems for rural areas across the state.
  • Currents
  • February 2016

Co-op crews battle ice, floods and tornadoes

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  • Currents
  • February 2016

Thomas H. Moore – Illinois pioneer of rural electrification

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  • Currents
  • February 2016

Cooperative Action Network Clean Power Plan update

Copper theft is a serious issue and theft of ground wires from a substation like this is extremely expensive, causes outages and creates a serious safety hazard.
  • Currents
  • February 2016

Illinois co-ops a part of Metal Theft Task Force

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