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Power outages impact 7,800 Seattle City Light customers

Dec 23, 2013, 7:50 AM | Updated: 2:32 pm

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BY JAMIE SKORHEIM


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Outages left 7,800 Seattle residents without power early Monday morning.

There were two separate outages, one impacting Seattle’s Eastlake and Capitol Hill neighborhoods and one hitting customers in West Seattle and Burien.

The West Seattle outage was caused by tree interference with wires. Power has been restored in West Seattle and Burien.

City Light had restored power to all but 700 customers in Capitol Hill and Eastlake when another outage occurred. Power was restored to all customers around 2 p.m.

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