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Teen Writers Needed
North Dakota Living seeks teen writers
Mandan, N.D. — The North Dakota Living magazine is seeking teen correspondents to write for its Teen-2-Teen column in 2014. The monthly column features articles written by students, ages 13 to 19, who address topics of importance to teens. The Teen-2-Teen column presents an opportunity for teenagers to build their resume, get real-life experience and earn some cash. Correspondents will receive $50 after column publication.
To become a North Dakota Living teen correspondent, students need to submit:
- An essay detailing why they would make a good contributor;
- A teacher recommendation; and
- At least two topics of interest for potential columns.
In addition, teens must submit their name, the names of their parents, and their complete mailing address, telephone number and email address. Submissions should be received by Friday, Dec. 20.
To apply for a teen correspondent position with North Dakota Living, email requested information to cdevney@ndarec.com or mail to:
North Dakota Living
Teen-2-Teen
PO Box 727
Mandan, ND 58554-0727
The North Dakota Living magazine is published by the North Dakota Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives, Mandan.
Are you interested in going to Washington D.C.
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SmartHub to Debut in January 2014
Feel the power of data in your hands with SmartHub Mobile and Web apps, the power of data is in your hands. SmartHub allows you to view your usage data in real time and manage your account right from your mobile device.
With SmartHub, you have the tools you need to manage your accounts with mobile and web apps fully integrated with McLean Electric Cooperative. SmartHub delivers account information, mobile payments and more in a secure environment.
Download the FREE app today for secure account management right at your fingertips.
SmartHub will be made available to all McLean Electric Cooperative members begining Monday January 6th,
For SmartHub Support, Please contact Darrin at 701-462-6711
Operation Round Up
Please help us make a world of difference for only pennies.
All active accounts of McLean Electric Cooperative have been "Opted-In" for participation in Operation Round Up. Operation Round up is a program funded by and from the McLean Electric Cooperatives Members who voluntarily "round up" their monthly electric bills to the next dollar. Those living within the boundaries of the MEC service territory are eligible recipients of the funds generated from the program. The funds go to worthy projects in our service area that are either not funded or under-funded. If you wish to "Opt-Out" of the program please email us with your name, address and which account(s) you wish to be included to: mclean@mcleanelectric.com. You can also call 701-463-2291 or stop by the office and let us know you do not wish to participate in this wonderful program.
Looking for an affordable way to heat your home?
McLean Electric offers a submetered all-electric heat rate to their members that is equal to paying $1.33/gallon of propane. MEC rates don't change every week like the price of crude oil and residential propane so we can help you heat your home at a lower price! For more information on heating your home with electric heat, call Darrin at McLean Electric at 701-463-2291 or 800-263-4922
We Need Your Help
Please help us keep your electric bills affordable. Leaders in Washington are beginning to discuss how they can use the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon dioxide emmissions from power plants. The problem that exisits is that the EPA wants a one size fits all approach. Unfortunatley, that technology is extreamly expensive and has not been proven to lower the emmissions from our power plants. Many American communities depend on coal-based generation for affordable electric power. Using the Clean Air Act to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants could disproportionately burden these communities. for more information please go to www.Action.coop and see how you can help keep your electicty affordable.
