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Indiana mayor calls it ‘unacceptable’ for thousands to have no power two weeks after storm
The mayor of Gary, Indiana, called it “unacceptable” that thousands of residents remain without electricity twelve days after an August 1…
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The mayor of Gary, Indiana, called it “unacceptable” that thousands of residents remain without electricity twelve days after an August 11 derecho with 90‑mph straight‑line winds knocked trees onto power lines. The storm caused widespread outages that have persisted for nearly two weeks, prompting the mayor’s criticism of the prolonged restoration effort.
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