“Rocky Mountain Power acknowledged that they hadn’t communicated well with these communities,” Crank told the Gazette. “But when you see what this huge company is proposing, and your community is around 3,000, you don’t feel too good coming in at the end saying, ‘Did you think of us?’”
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