A Tacoma Public Utilities customer in the North End of the city reported that a man knocked on her door a few nights ago and said he was doing electrical work affecting her home and wanted to speak with her, according to the agency.
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A Tacoma Public Utilities customer in the North End of the city reported that a man knocked on her door a few nights ago and said he was doing electrical work affecting her home and wanted to speak with her, according to the agency.
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