Local students receive WPPI Energy scholarship
R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press At left, Addison Occhietti (second from left) and Tristan Molinari (far right) of Gladstone were each awarded a $1,000 check — the Public Power Scholarship — on Monday, June 10, for their essays on the “value of public power and having a public-owned utility.” The awards were presented by WPPI Energy’s Brett Niemi (far left) and Gladstone Mayor Joe Thompson (second from right).
R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press
At left, Addison Occhietti (second from left) and Tristan Molinari (far right) of Gladstone were each awarded a $1,000 check — the Public Power Scholarship — on Monday, June 10, for their essays on the “value of public power and having a public-owned utility.” The awards were presented by WPPI Energy’s Brett Niemi (far left) and Gladstone Mayor Joe Thompson (second from right).
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