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Economy and Business Monday, July 9, 2012 10,000 Ohioans still without power Statewide storms occurred more than a week ago by WKSU's STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT BILL COHEN |
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| 10 days after a windstorm cut off power to nearly a million Ohio homes and businesses, ten thousand customers remain unplugged. Ohio Public Radio’s Bill Cohen reports. |
“Brenda Dahse lives near Amesville in Athens County, in the heart of Ohio’s rural Appalachian region. When the power went off June 29, it even stopped her ability to use her well water. She says she’s been calling her utility company, AEP—
‘The 800 number to find out when the power’s going to come on, and we’re always promised by midnight the next day, well the next day comes and still no power.’
Dahse says she got her freezer and some fans hooked up to a gas generator. But other than that, her rural house has no power.” |
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