MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - MLGW issued a statement Monday regarding the possibility of customers having received two bills during July.
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Back in February, MLGW announced the start of a new "nine-month, county-wide streamlining and reorganization of meter reading routes" which they said would affect customers' billing cycles.
The spokesperson says MLGW advises customers to check their bulling due dates because they could vary from month to month. But was clear to add, "no customer is being doubled charged."
While you're here, how about this:
Area restaurants making every effort to keep customers cool and coming back
CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. - Dining al fresco can be pretty relaxing. A chance to enjoy the outdoors with good food and friends. But, it’s hard to enjoy much of anything when it’s this hot.
The ovens are fired up at the White Dog Café in Wayne and so are the fans under the tent in the outdoor dining area, as the restaurant tries to keep customers cool in the blistering heat.
Harnessing technology to adapt across industries: Customers embrace remote everything and
FedEx and Microsoft combine a global digital logistics network and the power of the intelligent cloud to transform commerce.
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Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in the United Kingdom uses Microsoft HoloLens to protect doctors while providing patient care amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In financial services, BNY Mellon announced the launch of three new data and analytics solutions offerings and the expansion of our relationship to build data, technology and content solutions for investment managers. Volkswagen Financial Services is adopting a DevOps approach to help consumers and businesses buy and lease VW vehicles and fleets across 80 web apps in nearly 10 countries.
'It's an ongoing battle all day long:' Restaurants struggle with customers who refuse to wear
Since restaurants started reopening at the end of May, owners and employees have taken to social media to describe altercations with customers. On June 29, Paul Tamburello, owner of Little Man Ice Cream , said one guest spit on a team member , and in a separate instance, another coughed all over the counter.
On Wednesday, video of an angry customer at Molly's Spirits in Lakeside went viral, as employees repeatedly asked her to leave the store for refusing to wear a mask. In response, the customer called staff "Nazis in Nazi America."
Many things are taking place:
Readers respond: Masked customers deserve to be safe - oregonlive.com
Apparently, some businesses are not enforcing the face-covering restrictions mandated by Gov. Kate Brown. What does that say about those companies' concern for the comfort and safety of the majority of their customers who are wearing masks that likely protect both themselves and others from contracting the virus? When I see customers without masks roaming a store's aisles, I think that store cares more about maximizing profits than protecting its customers.
More than 100K customers still without power in Michigan - mlive.com
ANN ARBOR, MI — Many DTE customers are expected to be without power overnight and into late Tuesday following storms that saw winds reach as high as 60 mph throughout Southeast Michigan Sunday night.
As of 1 p.m. Monday, July 20, the company had 915 crews in the field working to restore power to more than 86,000 customers, according to the DTE outage map .
The storms that hit Michigan over the weekend also knocked out power in parts of the Northern Lower Peninsula. As of noon Monday, about 17,000 residences and businesses were without power.
Walmart begins requiring all customers to wear face masks - CNN
Southeastern Grocers will require customers to wear masks
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Southeastern Grocers will soon require customers to wear masks, according to a news release.
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Publix, Walmart, Target, Starbucks, Best Buy, CVS and Kohl's are all requiring their customers to wear a mask.
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