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1. The Morning News :: Living
www.mornews.com/27565606533942 - [Cached]Published on: 8/11/2002 Last Visited: 8/11/2002
The Home Depot in Fayetteville sells as many as 40 to 50 portable generators and about six permanent models a week, said Blake Campell, Home Depot power equipment specialist. The portable generators cost from $369 to $2,199, while permanent models cost between $2,695 and $5,000, he said.
"This year, people are more prepared (for winter weather), and Sept. 11 plays in the back of their minds," Campbell said. "Once you've lived with electricity, it's kind of like oxygen. You can't live without it."
Those who purchase generators for any reason should be aware of proper procedures for their use. -
2. The Morning News :: Living
www.mornews.com/27451520004293 - [Cached]Published on: 12/31/2001 Last Visited: 3/12/2002
The Home Depot in Fayetteville sells as many as 40 to 50 portable generators and about six permanent models a week, said Blake Campell, Home Depot power equipment specialist. The portable generators cost from $369 to $2,199, while permanent models cost between $2,695 and $5,000, he said.
"This year, people are more prepared (for winter weather), and Sept. 11 plays in the back of their minds," Campbell said. "Once you've lived with electricity, it's kind of like oxygen. You can't live without it."
Those who purchase generators for any reason should be aware of proper procedures for their use.
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The Home Depot in Fayetteville sells as many as 40 to 50 portable generators and about six permanent models a week, said Blake Campell, Home Depot power equipment specialist. The portable generators cost from $369 to $2,199, while permanent models cost between $2,695 and $5,000, he said. "This year, people are more prepared (for winter weather), and Sept. 11 plays in the back of their minds," Campbell said. "Once you've lived with electricity, it's kind of like oxygen. You can't live without it." Those who purchase generators for any reason should be aware of proper procedures for their use. -
3. The Morning News :: Living
www.mornews.com/27449957008916 - [Cached]Published on: 12/31/2001 Last Visited: 3/18/2002
The Home Depot in Fayetteville sells as many as 40 to 50 portable generators and about six permanent models a week, said Blake Campell, Home Depot power equipment specialist. The portable generators cost from $369 to $2,199, while permanent models cost between $2,695 and $5,000, he said.
"This year, people are more prepared (for winter weather), and Sept. 11 plays in the back of their minds," Campbell said. "Once you've lived with electricity, it's kind of like oxygen. You can't live without it."
Those who purchase generators for any reason should be aware of proper procedures for their use.
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The Home Depot in Fayetteville sells as many as 40 to 50 portable generators and about six permanent models a week, said Blake Campell, Home Depot power equipment specialist. The portable generators cost from $369 to $2,199, while permanent models cost between $2,695 and $5,000, he said. "This year, people are more prepared (for winter weather), and Sept. 11 plays in the back of their minds," Campbell said. "Once you've lived with electricity, it's kind of like oxygen. You can't live without it." Those who purchase generators for any reason should be aware of proper procedures for their use.

