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© 2022 Maine PublicPlay Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsBoth Central Maine Power and Emera Maine say that while they expect to restore service to most of their customers by the end of the day Sunday, some may not have power for at least another night.As of 4:00 Sunday afternoon, was reporting 31,916 homes and businesses without lights, down from a peak of 203,000. was still working to restore power to 10,274 customers, down from a peak of 75,000.CMP President Doug Herling says some customers in Waldo, Penobscot and Somerset counties, which saw the most outages, will have to wait until Monday because of the amount of snow still on the ground and tough driving conditions.“Also the frost is coming out of the ground so some of the back roads are really muddy and very difficult for our large trucks to go down, so we've got some challenges in those three counties.”Emera says it expects to have 90 percent of its customers back online before the end of Sunday and hopes to be able to finish restoration on Monday, but says it will have more up-to-date information later Sunday and early Monday.Originally published April 12, 2020 at 1:30 p.m. ET.Ed is a Maine native who spent his early childhood in Livermore Falls before moving to Farmington. He graduated from Mount Blue High School in 1970 before going to the University of Maine at Orono where he received his BA in speech in 1974 with a broadcast concentration. It was during that time that he first became involved with public broadcasting. He served as an intern for what was then called MPBN TV and also did volunteer work for MPBN Radio.Related Content

© 2022 Maine PublicPlay Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsBoth Central Maine Power and Emera Maine say that while they expect to restore service to most of their customers by the end of the day Sunday, some may not have power for at least another night.As of 4:00 Sunday afternoon, was reporting 31,916 homes and businesses without lights, down from a peak of 203,000. was still working to restore power to 10,274 customers, down from a peak of 75,000.CMP President Doug Herling says some customers in Waldo, Penobscot and Somerset counties, which saw the most outages, will have to wait...

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