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    She survived the Paradise firestorm. Now, PG&E turned off her power: 'It's unconscionable'

    by Maria L. La Ganga, Los Angeles Times Oct 09, 2019 2 minutes

    Like millions of other Californians, Lilli Heart lost power early Wednesday morning.

    Her lakefront home in Cottonwood, in Shasta County, went dark at 12:30 a.m.

    At first, her Facebook posts were upbeat, even cheerful. She'd lost everything in the Camp fire 11 months earlier, so what's a little darkness to a 73-year-old survivor who fled

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