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Lucas Bechtol
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Writer and Reporter, Bryan Times
United States
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Natural Disasters, Cnn Special Projects , Impact Your World, Philanthropy , Volunteering, Heroes, Charities , Inspirational Stories
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By Lucas Bechtol Verified| Bryan Times Verified MONTPELIER— Concerns over rising costs has led Montpelier Exempted Village Schools to complete a lighting project in one go as opposed to splitting it. Superintendent Travis Lichty has been working with Energy Optimizers on a plan to install LED light panels in classrooms and offices. Current lighting fixtures are nearly 20 years old and are starting to "go bad," he said previously. The hefty price tag, $360,200, led school officials to initially consider doing the project over two summers.
By Lucas Bechtol Verified| Bryan Times Verified Dear Dave,I’m a sophomore in college studying agriculture business. I grew up on a farm, and recently I decided it’s time to sell a small cattle herd my dad helped me start growing when I was a kid. I don’t have any student loan debt, and I’m paying for school with lots of scholarships and some help from my parents. I can sell the herd for about $20,000, and I was wondering how you think I should invest that money for the future. ColbyDear Colby,You know what?
By Lucas Bechtol Verified| Bryan Times Verified MONTPELIER— Concerns over rising costs has led Montpelier Exempted Village Schools to complete a lighting project in one go as opposed to splitting it. Superintendent Travis Lichty has been working with Energy Optimizers on a plan to install LED light panels in classrooms and offices. Current lighting fixtures are nearly 20 years old and are starting to "go bad," he said previously. The hefty price tag, $360,200, led school officials to initially consider doing the project over two summers.
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