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Trenton fire department has outgrown its quarters - The Ellsworth American

Trenton fire department has outgrown its quarters - The Ellsworth American
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Pamplin Media Group - PGE: 38,668 still without power Sunday

UPDATE: Crews make progress repairing the damage caused by the historic snow and ice storm. While crews have been working nonstop to restore power across the region, thousands still remained powerless more than a week after a winter storm brought snow, ice and freezing rain to Oregon. After restoring power to more than 14,000 customers on Saturday alone, PGE said 29,025 customers in eight counties remained without power as of 1 p.m. Sunday. The company added that about 3,000 people will continue working 24/7 to restore power to the remaining customers. PGE improved its website to offer customers a better idea of where crews are working and added a new online map for customers to get more information on estimated restoration times. Maria Pope, PGE president and CEO, said the site now shows more accurate estimation times.

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Pamplin Media Group - PGE: Outages reduced to 29,025 Sunday afternoon

UPDATE: Crews make progress repairing the damage caused by the historic snow and ice storm. While crews have been working nonstop to restore power across the region, thousands still remained powerless more than a week after a winter storm brought snow, ice and freezing rain to Oregon. After restoring power to more than 14,000 customers on Saturday alone, PGE said 29,025 customers in eight counties remained without power as of 1 p.m. Sunday. The company added that about 3,000 people will continue working 24/7 to restore power to the remaining customers. PGE improved its website to offer customers a better idea of where crews are working and added a new online map for customers to get more information on estimated restoration times. Maria Pope, PGE president and CEO, said the site now shows more accurate estimation times.

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Pamplin Media Group - Best of the rest: Stories from Tribune s sister publications for Fiday, Feb 19

Pamplin Media Group - Best of the rest: Stories from Tribune s sister publications for Fiday, Feb 19
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Utilities Say Lessons From Historic NW Storm Will Have To Wait, As Scientists, Politicians Eye Climate

It s been 60 years since Oregon last saw such sweeping power outages. By most accounts, it’s been 60 years since Oregon saw a storm that damaged the power grid to the degree ice and snow battered the Portland region this weekend. In 1962, the famed “Columbus Day Storm” felled trees, powerlines, statues and military outposts with its typhoon-force winds. “The intense winds left over a million people in Oregon without electrical power, some of them for weeks,” reads an Oregon Historical Society account of the event. Today, the Portland region is in a similar state. More than an inch of ice accumulation over the weekend downed thousands of power lines, leaving hundreds of thousands of people from Marion County to North Portland wondering when they might have their service restored. Portland officials said they received a staggering 2,800 emergency calls Monday, as residents reported severe power outages and dangerously dangling tree limbs.

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