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Power outages keep New Hampshire in the dark

Jul 2, 2008 7:25am
(NECN/AP) - PSNH crews have made significant progress in restoring power to customers in southwest, New Hampshire. About 200 customers are reported to still be without power as of 7 a.m. Wednesday. Those customers include homes in Westmoreland, where complete restoration is expected by early afternoon; and, Hinsdale and Winchester, where work is expected to continue until early evening. About 2,700 hundred customers in the area lost power Tuesday when a power thunderstorm ripped through the area, bringing down trees, utility poles and powerlines. (Information used from Associated Press)
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