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				Edición impresa de Enero 5, 2012 Editorial in English By Zulma Prieto Continue 219 Companies Choose Indiana in 2011 Continue Coin store owner charged with fraud Despite $242,000 in casino winnings, store owner allegedly received food stamp benefits Continue As Deportations Rise to Record LevelsMost Latinos Oppose Obama’s Policy President’s Approval Rating Drops,But He Has a Big Lead over 2012 GOP Rivals Continue Recreational Vehicle Manufacturer Adding Jobs in LaGrange County Continue Michiana stores see boost in sales Continue The Fifty Percent Continue Only about eight percent of U.S. homes are on oil heat today. Most are in the Northeastern U.S. and were built back in the day when oil was the cheapest way to keep toasty through the long winters. Many utilities have since put gas lines into neighborhoods that didn’t have them in the past, opening the door for homeowners to switch out old inefficient oil furnaces for more efficient gas units. Most environmental advocates would rather see people transition to truly renewable heating sources like geothermal or solar. Photo by iStock/Thinkstock I Inicio I Locales I Internacionales I Nacionales I Columnas I Entretenimiento I Deportes I Clasificados I Publicidad I Escríbanos I Conózcanos I English Section I Advertise I Contact us I Archivo I Enlaces I El Puente, LLC. ©