Pa. electric company customers can’t log in to pay bills: ‘Such a mess’ | Today in Pa. - PennLive
Pa. electric company customers can’t log in to pay bills: ‘Such a mess’ | Today in Pa. - pennlive.com
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“Today in Pa.” Daily Podcast | February 22, 2024
PECO customers haven’t been able to log into their accounts for over a week. A UPS in Westmoreland County announced layoffs. You could get some seriously great discounts on select brands of booze at the moment. Finally, sometimes things that glitter are gold.
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Today’s episode refers to the following articles:
Peco customers haven’t been able to access their online accounts for nearly a week. The company doesn’t know when they’ll be able to.
UPS plans layoffs at New Stanton facility
Pennsylvania liquor stores hosting 50% off clearance sale
Pennsylvania thrift store finds rare 14-karat gold Lego mask
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