Day 4 - Still no power at home

Dec 15, 2008 11:28

Luckily we stayed at Scott's sisters house last night.  We stopped in at the condo yesterday and the six fish in the fish tank are dead, so sad but they lasted longer than we ever expected ( Read more... )

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bzzt..bzz-oou! theevilnub December 15 2008, 18:22:56 UTC
Re: bzzt..bzz-oou! bigrock December 15 2008, 18:49:27 UTC
I would love to hear some Bzzt-bzz-oou!

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geekbearjeff December 15 2008, 21:28:13 UTC
yikes!

Sorry to hear that the power is still out at your place.

I've heard tell that in some instances utilities don't know the extent of an outage because some folks figure that The company already knows about the issue and are working on it., so they don't make an individual complaint.

I hope that you've made an report to the power company for your place, so that they will have a more accurate count of the homes involved on your branch of the network.

Best of luck with restoration and please consider consulting someone about whether to turn off your water where it enters the condo to prevent water damage from burst pipes in the cold.

[hugs]
Jeff's $0.02
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bigrock December 16 2008, 12:41:57 UTC
The utility company Unitil has a list on their website of known outages so they are doing a good job keeping track of the problems.

NH: Unitil Energy Systems - Seacoast
Town Name /
Number of Customers Interrupted /
Number of Customers Served in Town % of Town Interrupted

SEABROOK 1,800 4,155 43%
HAMPTON FALLS 600 1,342 44%
HAMPTON 470 5,091 9%
HAMPTON BEACH 100 5,712 1%
STRATHAM 20 3,462 0%
EXETER 50 7,579 0%
KENSINGTON 425 947 44%
KINGSTON 850 3,009 28%
NEWTON 988 2,040 48%
DANVILLE 1,200 1,450 82%
EAST KINGSTON 175 1,046 16%
SOUTH HAMPTON 240 398 60%
PLAISTOW 1,075 3,968 27%
ATKINSON 1,700 2,866 59%
Totals: 9,693 44,230 22%

We are part of that 27%....

The condo development has a shared well, and without electricity the well doesn't pump. Saturday morning was the last time we flushed the toilets and there was no more water in the system to full them up, nor any water in the faucets. I think we will be ok in that regard.

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guts191 January 18 2009, 08:32:53 UTC
that is a staggering thought no power in the cold, no water and having to go to a motel to get a warm nights sleep. Not being mean but here we are in OZ and its summer,we dont loose power in heat..I guess a different exp the cold.

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