Tag: electrical power
BREAKING: Major Power Outage In Marine Park, Mill Basin – 1,230+...
More than 1,230 households are without power in Marine Park, Mill Basin and other areas, after a transformer exploded on Avenue T and Hendrickson...
City’s Spirit Shone Brightly Throughout ’03 Blackout
BETWEEN THE LINES: Where were you when the lights went out on August 14, 2003?
A recent partial power outage in my apartment jogged my memory...
Breaking: 1,200+ Affected By Power Outages As Thunderstorm Rolls Through
More than 1,200 people are experiencing power outages as a heavy thunderstorm rolls through the neighborhood, according to Con Edison.
The company's outage map on...
Con Ed Throttles Power As City Extends Heat Advisory
Con Edison is reducing voltage by 5 percent in Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods including Sheepshead Bay, Marine Park, Gerritsen Beach, Midwood, Flatbush, and East Flatbush,...
Photo: Power Lines “Explode” On Nostrand Avenue
Firefighters responded to the scene of what appears to be a downed power line on Nostrand Avenue near Avenue Y shortly before noon today,...
Breaking: Cables Down On Avenue Z
Breaking: Police are responding to a call that cables are down on the sidewalk of Avenue Z between East 22nd and East 23rd and...
Con Ed Continues To Throttle Sheepshead's Power
With the temperature finally down to tolerable levels after a scorching weekend, Sheepshead Bay and the surrounding neighborhoods aren't quite in the clear yet....
Con Edison Reduces Power And Hands Out Dry Ice
Unless you've been living on the other side of the globe, you know that most of the United States has been under a high...
Blackout Of 1977: 34 Years Ago — A Sheepshead Bay Remembrance
The Brooklyn Historical Society reminds us that today is the 34th anniversary of the New York City Blackout of 1977. Google “1977 blackout” and...
Con Edison Reduces Power to Southern Brooklyn
Con Edison is asking customers in Gravesend, Manhattan Beach, Coney Island and Seagate to scale back on power usage while repairs are made throughout...
