New York State Electric and Gas is “assessing” when power might be on to thousands of customers across the state who lost service due to strong winds April 4.
New York State Electric and Gas customers hardest hit by power outages from the March 3 storm may be finding their power back just in time to be hit with the next snow storm.
Emergency Services officials in Chenango County say motorists may find some lingering issues from flash flooding that resulted from a strong storm sweeping through the area August 1.
City of Binghamton Police are sorting through just how much damage was done to five New York State Electric and Gas utility poles while copper from the fixtures was being stolen.
Authorities say the value of the metal is probably only a few hundred dollars but if the damage estimate for repairing the poles climbs, the two suspects being detained in the incident in the Fayette Street area at around
New York State Electric and Gas says this time it was equipment failure at AES Westover, formerly known as the Goudey Substation off Riverside Drive in Johnson City that cut power to some 7,400 customers just before 6 p.m. September 16, four days after more than 3,000 customers lost power in Johnson City and parts of the Town of Union for close to two hours
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