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Coastal Electric Cooperative has ribbon-cutting for new Richmond Hill facility
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Monday during Coastal Electric Cooperatives member-appreciation day at its new facility at 3700 Highway 17 in Richmond Hill. From left, Brianne Yontz, executive director of the Richmond Hill/Bryan County Chamber of Commerce; Clay Godley, Coastal Electric vice president of customer service; John Wood Jr., Coastal Electric retired board member; Stephen Mullice, Coastal Electric Board of Directors president; Barbara Davis, Coastal Electric board secretary-treasurer; Chris Fettes, Coastal Electric vice president of engineering and operations; and John Wood III, Coastal Electric board member. - photo by Photo by Brent Zell/Bryan County News
RICHMOND HILL — Chris Fettes didn’t suppress his excitement Monday about Coastal Electric Cooperative’s new facility. During the cooperative’s membership-appreciation day event at its new customer-service and solar-energy resource center at 3700 Highway 17, Fettes — Coastal Electric’s vice president of engineering and operations — smiled while telling the audience how the facility is between two Interstate 95 interchanges and right along a well-used highway. “We always talk about why Coastal Electric came to Richmond Hill.
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