Nonprofit worries about keeping up with proposed natural gas hike

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Nonprofit worries about keeping up with proposed natural gas hike

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Kent County Salvation Army helps hundreds of people pay their natural gas bills each year. That need is growing as food and energy costs continue to rise. "People who have to make a choice whether to pay their utility bills or whether to eat are going to eat," said Major Tim Meyer, the Grand Valley Area Commander for the Salvation Army Great Lakes Division. "They have to feed their families and they have to have …