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Representative Denise Frizzell engaged in Hudson's Master Plan process through participation in public meetings, conversations with committee members, and a letter to the editor supporting sustainability solutions. She also explored engaging in the planning process of an apartment complex in Hudson and held an Earth Day DVD and Dialogue event. Frizzell influenced the municipal utility provider HLP to add an initial green power option and partner with a wind fund, and held educational events on climate change and energy that reached over 1,000 people.
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