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INTO THE MOUNTAINS

Getting power across any landscape is a big challenge, but imagine building

lines through the mountains of the Kanawha Valley in West Virginia. In fact,

some of the existing lines have structures that were built almost a century

ago. In definite need of an upgrade, Appalachian Power is undertaking a

massive venture headed by Senior Transmission Construction Representative

Tim Clemons. His team of 100 people are spending six days a week for two

years upgrading the system with new structures to help ensure

reliability for customers for the next century. It goes to

show no matter how huge the task, our employees

are prepared to take it on. We may be a power

company, but the true power in our communities

comes from our people.

INTO THE MOUNTAINS

Getting power across any landscape is a big challenge, but imagine building

lines through the mountains of the Kanawha Valley in West Virginia. In fact,

some of the existing lines have structures that were built almost a century

ago. In definite need of an upgrade, Appalachian Power is undertaking

massive venture headed by Senior Transmission Construction Representativ

Tim Clemons. His team of 100 people are spending six days a week for two

years upgrading the system with new structures to help ensur

reliability for customers for the next century. It goes t

show no matter how huge the task, our employees

are prepared to take it on. We may be a power

company, but the true power in our communities

comes from our people.

50th Anniversary

Mr. & Mrs. Winston HudsonMr. & Mrs. Winston Hudson celebrated their

50th anniversary on January 28th, 2017 withnumerous family members, a luncheon was givenby their children, Kim & Tony. Winston & Jeanwere married January 28th 1967, they have 2children, 5 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildrenMrs. Hudson is the former Jean Campbell.

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Live” cast member Ar-misen, himself a musician,are longtime friends.

Also on hand this dayfor idea-swapping and alunchtime game of bas-ketball — an outside hoopis the big perk — are writ-ers Alice Mathias, GrahamWagner and Karen Kilgariff.But the script that emergesis only the beginning ofwhat viewers ultimatelysee, a “loose blueprint”for filming in Portland, asKrisel puts it.

“The shooting becomesour rewriting ... because it’sso heavily improvised,” hesaid in an interview. “Andthat’s kind of the secret ofthe show, that once you’vegot this simple premiseand you’ve brainstormed itand written it, then on theday [of taping] you can justhave fun with it.”

He compares the showto an art project, such asa painting or sculpture,which ultimately finds itsown final shape.

“You don’t try to micro-manage it,” Krisel said. Ex-cept, it seems, in the edit-ing room, where the goalis to cobble together thevery best, “laugh-out-loudfunny moments” out of themany takes done for eachsegment. That can evenrequire a “Portlandia” ver-sion of computer-gener-ated special effects, such asmoving coffee cups aroundto preserve continuity.

“The end goal is to makea piece that everybody hasownership over and every-body’s proud of becauseeverybody contributed toit. I think there’s a commu-nist, socialist vibe to ‘Port-landia’ to make it work,”Krisel said, with a laugh.

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