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MONROE, CT — Headway in the storm recovery was made on Sunday when nearly 2,000 of Eversource’s Monroe customers got their power back, but the momentum slowed on Monday when First Selectman Ken Kellogg says electricity was restored to only about 300 more. On Monday, Kellogg expressed frustration over what he said was a day of little progress and a complete lack of communication from Eversource. “I’m outraged,” he said. “I’m upset. I’m fighting for our residents.
MONROE, CT — Eversource touts its response to Tropical Storm Isaias, saying an army of line crews are working around-th Read More
MONROE, CT — An Eversource crew that arrived in town on Friday evening worked with a Monroe public works crew to open Shel Read More
MONROE, CT — Power outages from Tropical Storm Isaias have been whittled down to 59 percent, with 4,700 of Eversource&
BERLIN, CT — Eversource’s army of line and tree crews, including hundreds of out-of-state utility workers from as far Read More
BERLIN, CT — Eversource estimates it will make significant progress by the end of the weekend and have its restoration s Read More
MONROE, CT — Eversource will release an estimated time frame for power to be restored to most of its Connecticut custome
MONROE, CT — Close to 82 percent of Monroe is still without power Thursday afternoon, and First Selectman Ken Kellogg is Read More
MONROE, CT — Police detectives used surveillance video from fraudulent credit card purchases to identity a juvenile s Read More
MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg issued an update on the storm recovery in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaia
MONROE, CT — Tropical Storm Isaias left over 65 percent of the town without power. First Selectman Ken Kellogg says Wedn Read More
