There are still those in Kentucky without power and may still be without
power for 10 days.
That has to have a nasty effect on those in powered wheelchair and others
who are home
bound. I'm looking at 35 degrees while I know those in Kentucky at still
facing 20+ degrees
as utility workers are working around the clock in their attempt to restore
7000 lines that need
replacement. I know here when it happen, there were people that risks their
lives in trying to salvage
anything they saw laying on the ground and considered it junk, scrap and
salvaged wire. This requires
new line which needs to be ordered, shipped to site before installation.
This takes more time, while it affect those without power. I truly hope that
is not the case.
Best Wishes
W
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