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Ameren: Yes, what you keep your thermostat at matters in hot months. How to save money on your electric bill

An official with Ameren Illinois says believe it or not, you can save money on your electric bill this summer by not keeping your thermostat at a constant temperature.  That, and other tips, with Ameren Illinois spokesperson Brian Bretsch on Galesburg's Morning News.

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An official with Ameren Illinois says believe it or not, you can save money on your electric bill this summer by not keeping your

 

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