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Outage leaves thousands in the dark

Evening Sun Online - FRONT PAGE NEWS: "Outage leaves thousands in the dark"

Where we you when the lights went out?

Power in McSherrystown was out from about 1:30 until about 3:45.

All street lights were out, as were both local traffic lights. Neither light had backup power to "blink".

Power was out along Eisenhower Avenue as well.

Met-Ed automated outage service had quoted 7:45AM as the time when power would be restored when I called in the outage on my cell phone at about 1:45AM. I received an automated phone call confirming the power was back on just before 4AM.

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