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Updated: 10:22 PM Sep 20, 2008
Power Restoration Continues; Mid South Nearly Online
Saturday night, Mid South Synergy reported less than 600 customers in Montgomery County are powerless.
Posted: 8:16 PM Sep 20, 2008Reporter: Steve Fullhart Email Address: fullhart@kbtx.com |
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Saturday night, Mid South Synergy reported less than 600 customers in Montgomery County are powerless.
Also, officials say 95 percent of Mid South's service area is back up and energized. That's about 16,500 customers.
As for Entergy-Texas, Grimes County had just 161 customers left powerless Saturday afternoon, but Entergy says they're all online now.
Walker County is down to 920 customers powerless as of Saturday night.
Montgomery County still has a little ways to go, as more than 11,000 are still out at last check. However, the Lewis Creek Power Plant is back up and running according to Entergy, so power is slowly being restored.
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Posted by: Grimes
Location: Navasota
on Sep 21, 2008 at 11:18 PM
Grimes county does need a new power company. Face it. Money talks and corruption is what has run the county for the last 40 years. Cousin Billy Bob and uncle Buckshot will not go for it. Can someone in BCS please tell our city and county government officials, We have power and they can return from BCS.
Posted by: Thankful
Location: Grimes County
on Sep 21, 2008 at 06:25 PM
Thank you, Mid-South, for keeping our electricity going, during & after the storm. We appreciate all you do!
Posted by: Anonymous
on Sep 21, 2008 at 12:53 PM
Did Bryan offer to sell electricity to Madisonville and other areas and Entergy refused to let them? Then, did the State step in and order Entergy to take the offer?
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