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LIPA to lower electric bills (Newsday) - The Long Island Power Authority, citing a reduction in fuel costs and higher-than-expected summer revenue, plans to lower electric bills by 4 percent later this month.

Bills sink Vikings' ship (CBS 47 Fresno) - A week ago, the Buffalo Bills blew many chances against the New York Jets on their home turf.

Energy bills rise as fears grow over supplies (Guardian Unlimited) - Business: Household energy bills have almost doubled in the past three years as UK struggles to meet demand.

How we saved £4,500 on home bills (Coventry Evening Telegraph) - A couple revealed today how they saved an amazing £4,500 a year on household bills by simply shopping around for the best deals. Gareth and Tracey Walker were visited by a financial guru as part of a new TV series set to be aired in November.

High water, sewer bills spark resident outrage (News Transcript) - HOWELL - Rob Nicastro and his neighbors are drowning in water bills, and the residents of the Reserve at Manasquan, a Lennar development, say they are not going to stand for it.

Columbia Gas Predicts Lower Heating Bills In Va. (NBC4 Washington, D.C.) - WASHINGTON -- Home heating this winter will cost a little less for Columbia Gas of Virginia customers. A company representatives said on average bills will be down about $13 per month compared to a year ago.

Energy bills rocket amid supply fears (Guardian Unlimited) - Household energy bills have almost doubled in the past three years as the UK struggles to meet demand due to dwindling gas supplies in the North Sea. The average house now pays 90% more for gas and 60% more for electricity than it did in 2003, with the combined cost of both more than £1,000 a year.

Have the Bills finally learned how to win? (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) - The Buffalo Bills have been competitive in all four games so far, but more evidence is needed.

Official told he cannot see schools legal bills (Appleton Post-Crescent) - (Originally posted Aug. 24, 2006) WEYAUWEGA -- A Weyauwega-Fremont school board member has been told he cant view the districts legal bills because they are protected by attorney-client privilege.

Electric bills remain high despite fall in natural gas (Houston Chronicle) - When Maurice Fallas' electric bills first shot up last summer he didn't think it would last. The Houston-based investment consultant knew natural gas prices were on the rise and that in Texas electricity and natural gas prices are closely linked, but he thought competition would keep them in check.