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Storm season is upon us!
What’s happening at your PUD
Did you say prizes?
Enjoy storm tips, special guests and even a goodie or two during Power Talks, Dec. 5.
It’s online, free and fun >
Next Commission Meeting
Find the agenda, meeting packet, schedule and past meeting information.
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Share the warmth this season
The Community Energy Fund assists neighbors in need.
Support is appreciated >
TRY AGAIN
QUIZ
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, how wide was the world’s largest snowflake?
Your answer: 6 inches
Nope, although all snowflakes do have 6 sides or arms. Guess again!
Your answer: 9 inches
No, although you are close. Think just a little bigger...
Your answer: 15 inches
You got it! According to Guinness, the world’s largest snowflake drifted down on Fort Keogh, Montana on January 28, 1887. Witnesses claimed the flake was 15” wide and several inches thick – that’s as big as a pizza pan.
Your answer: 21.5 inches
Good for you for going big! Incorrect, but guess again.
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