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With Higher Heating Bills in Winter Forecast, Durham's 40-Year-Old Heating Assistance Program Expects a Warm Welcome

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Durham County officials jump start a decades-old program to help low income families with home heating costs. Starting on this week, Durham residents aged 60 or older can get help with their heating bills. Last month, officials with the U.S. Energy Information Administration forecast an increase in average heating prices this winter.

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With Higher Heating Bills in Winter Forecast, Durham's 40-Year-Old Heating Assistance Program Expects a Warm Welcome

Residents aged 60 or older, disabled residents, and families who receive food and nutrition services are eligible to apply for assistance with paying for their heating costs.

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