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High PG&E bills force Orinda Theatre to scale back

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The Orinda Theatre got a $6,200 energy bill from PG&E. Owner Derek Zemrak says the bill was about $2,000 higher than the theater's usual bill. He says the enormous jump in utilities is forcing them to not only close the curtains but also cut back on powering up their iconic marquee.

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High PG&E bills force Orinda Theatre to scale back

ORINDA, Calif. (KRON) – Skyrocketing PG&E bills are a problem across the Bay Area. They’re now forcing an East Bay movie theater to cut back. The Orinda Theatre usually has its iconic marquee lit up, making it visible from Highway 24, but not on Thursday. It’s one of the cost-cutting measures the owner of the theater is taking, and now they’re also closing the theater on Mondays and Tuesdays after getting a $6,200 energy bill from PG&E. “Obviou…

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