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Posted: 11/01/2012
CLEVELAND - FirstEnergy estimates that many customers will still be in the dark until Monday after superstorm Sandy’s high winds knocked down trees and power lines.
In the city of Cleveland, 1,000 Cleveland Public Power customers are without power. The city said 58 crews are working to get full restoration by Friday evening.
Workers were also busy clearing wires on the ground from more than 50 locations, the city said. Cleveland has received about 400 calls for service since the beginning of the storm as they continue to clear trees from blocked intersections.
Lakewood Mayor Michael Summers said crews repaired high voltage lines on the Gold Coast by 8 a.m. Friday, but secondary lines still need repaired. On nearby Homewood Avenue, three new poles are needed and the material is arriving Thursday night. Repairs there will continue through Friday.
The Illuminating Company released the following list Thursday afternoon, outlining when specific northeast Ohio cities will have electricity restored to a bulk of their customers:
- Avon Lake: Monday night- midnight
- Ashtabula: Sunday night- midnight
- Avon: Monday night- midnight
- Bay Village: Monday night- midnight
- Beachwood: Sunday night- midnight
- Bedford: Sunday night- midnight
- Berea: Sunday night- midnight
- Brooklyn: Monday night- midnight
- Brookpark: Monday night- midnight
- Brecksville: Sunday night- midnight
- Broadview Heights: Sunday night- midnight
- Burton: Sunday night- midnight
- Chardon: Sunday night- midnight
- Cleveland: Sunday morning
- Cleveland Heights: Sunday night- midnight
- Conneaut: Sunday night- midnight
- East Cleveland: Sunday night- midnight
- Eastlake: Sunday night- midnight
- Euclid: Sunday night- midnight
- Fairview Park: Monday night- midnight
- Independence: Monday night- midnight
- Lakewood: Monday night- midnight
- Lorain County: Majority of customers expected to be restored by noon on Friday
- Mayfield Heights: Sunday night- midnight
- Mentor: Sunday night- midnight
- Middleburg Heights: Sunday night- midnight
- North Olmsted: Monday night- midnight
- North Royalton: Sunday night- midnight
- Olmsted: Monday night- midnight
- Orwell: Sunday night- midnight
- Parma: Sunday night- midnight
- Perry: Sunday night- midnight
- Rocky River: Monday night- midnight
- Shaker Heights: Monday night- midnight
- Solon: Friday night- midnight
- Strongsville: Sunday night- midnight
- Warrensville Heights: Monday night- midnight
- Wickliffe: Sunday night- midnight
- Westlake: Monday night- midnight
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