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Updated: 8:00 AM Sep 18, 2008
Brazos Valley Entergy Customers Power Up
After nearly five days of darkness, Entergy customers across the Brazos Valley are getting their electricity restored. Posted: 4:50 PM Sep 17, 2008Reporter: Joe Brown Email Address: brown@kbtx.com |
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After nearly five days of darkness, Entergy customers across the Brazos Valley are getting their electricity restored.
The first to power up this afternoon was Caldwell, Somerville and Burleson County.
In Robertson County, Bremond is back up. Franklin was too for about an hour before losing electricity.
County Judge Art Henson says Madisonville is at about 50 percent with the downtown square and courthouse back in business. North Zulch also has electricity.
In Grimes County, Navasota and Anderson powered up after 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Also, parts of Walker County, Conroe , The Woodlands and other parts of Montgomery County now have electricity.
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Posted by: Anonymous
Location: Grimes County
on Sep 23, 2008 at 02:43 PM
If Grimes County voted for someone other then Billy Bob and uncle Buckshot. We would have not been in the dark so long. We have lights now. Lets us walk toward it this time. Thank you Brazos valley once again for help us. Please find are elected county and city officials. Tell them it is OK to return. The heavy work is done.
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Posted by: Anonymous
on Sep 21, 2008 at 08:17 AM
"As long as Entergy is here, we have no choice." You mean "as long as the Normangee City Council decides on your provider, you have no choice; if they CO give you a choice, will you choose to buy Entergy's electricity from Entergy or to buy Entergy's electricity from the CoOp with a handling charge tacked on, or to buy the electricity the Co Op is buying from T-Bone Pickers windfarms at twice the price?
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