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Con Edison restores power to more than 5,000 Middle Village customers after overnight outage

Con Edison restored power to 5,007 Middle Village and Maspeth customers by 4:30 a.m. after overnight outage caused by road salt contact with overhead wires.

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Con Edison restores power to more than 5,000 Middle Village customers after overnight outage

Con Edison restored power to 5,007 Middle Village and Maspeth customers by 4:30 a.m. after overnight outage caused by road salt contact with overhead wires.

Con Edison restores power to more than 5,000 Middle Village customers after overnight outage
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Con Edison restored electric service to 5,007 customers in the Middle Village section of Queens early Wednesday morning, the utility said, after an outage that began at approximately 1 a.m. knocked out power across a swath of the neighborhood. The affected area also extended into neighboring Maspeth.

Crews restored power to all of the affected customers by 4:30 a.m., according to the company. The outage area was bounded by 54th Avenue to the north, 62nd Road to the south, 82nd Street to the east, and 68th Street to the west, Con Edison said.

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