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According to a recent update from Liberty Utilities Central, crews are now working in all five zones, with teams from Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, New Hampshire, and New York. As of 7:10 pm Tuesday, gas service had been restored to approximately 3,000 customers. In addition to homes and neighborhoods, they have focused on restoring service to businesses. Utility crews estimate that they have restored service to most businesses or left a door hanger for those they couldn’t reach, and are still on track to complete restoration by the end of the week.
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