Utility Crews Work To Get Power Restored

Route 58 in Easton looked like a war zone as trees felled by Sandy left extensive damage, making repair work slow as trees needed to be cleared from roadways before utility crews could access areas to restore power, telephone and cable service to people in Easton and shoreline communities.

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( John Woike, Hartford Courant / November 3, 2012 )

Route 58 in Easton looked like a war zone as trees felled by Sandy left extensive damage, making repair work slow as trees needed to be cleared from roadways before utility crews could access areas to restore power, telephone and cable service to people in Easton and shoreline communities.

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