Five-hour power outage leaves 1,500 people without electricity
At around 7:45 a.m. Tuesday, 1,500 people on the peninsula of Moses Lake lost power for around five hours. The outage was caused by a bird flying into the Peninsula Substation.
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There was a five-hour power outage on the peninsula of Moses Lake on Tuesday, causing several stoplights to become four-way stops. Two people were on West Broadway repairing a stop light after the power returned.
MOSES LAKE — There was a power outage that affected around 1,500 people in the peninsula area of Moses Lake on Monday. The outage started at around 7:45 a.m. and power was restored at 12:35 p.m. according to Chistine Pratt, public information officer for the Grant County Public Utility District.
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