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UPDATED: Maritime Electric crews working to restore power outages from Summerside to Albany area

Power was restored in areas from Albany to Westmoreland

SaltWire Network | Posted: May 17, 2018, 12:42 p.m. | Updated: May 18, 2018, 12:21 p.m. | 1 Min Read
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Maritime Electric crews have restored power for an approximate 3,892 people who were without electricity for about an hour today. 

Maritime Electric spokesperson Kim Griffin says power was restored around 1 p.m. 

Areas affected included: 

Albany

Augustine Cove 

Bedeque

Borden-Carleton

Cape Traverse 

Chelton

Crapaud

Fernwood

Freeland

Freetown

Huntley 

Kelvin Grove 

Kinkora 

Lady Fane

Lower Bedeque

Lower Freetown

Maple Plains 

Middleton

Miscouche 

Mount Tryon

Newton

North Bedeque

North Carleton

North Tryon

Searletown

Shamrock

South Freetown

Summerside 

Tryon

Victoria

Wilmot Valley

Charlottetown

Crapaud

Desable

Hampton

Harrington

Inkerman

Lady Fane

Rose Valley

Shamrock

South Melville

Victoria

Westmoreland

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