Duke: City-owned utility would cost over $1 billion 

Clearwater officials allocated $500,000 to weigh the pros and cons of establishing a municipal utility in August 2024. St. Petersburg City Council members have also broached the subject. 

Duke Energy Florida subsequently commissioned its own third-party analysis and released the findings Monday. Consultancy firm Concentric Energy Advisors determined it would cost Clearwater over $1 billion to seize the utility’s assets and provide power for roughly 120,000 residents and businesses. 

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TV’s Howie Mandel on standup comedy: ‘That’s my primal scream’

For TV fans with long memories, he’ll always be boyish Dr. Wayne Fiscus from the 1982-88 medical drama St. Elsewhere.

Game show aficionados will peg him as the longtime host of the high-stakes Deal or No Deal.

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