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TECO power restoration efforts to continue throughout the weekend after Hurricane Ian

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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — The main concern for hundreds of thousands of people in Tampa Bay following Hurricane Ian is just getting the lights back on. Nearly 100,000 Tampa Electric customers in Hillsborough and Polk Counties are still without power. “When the tree fell, it blew up all the lights,” Lorenzo Velazquez said. The […]

The post TECO power restoration efforts to continue throughout the weekend after Hurricane Ian appeared first on The Black Chronicle.

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