Faulty Center City power line ousts residents, shuts businesses

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Subscriber Services |

Inquirer

|

Daily News

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Faulty Center City power line ousts residents, shuts businesses

Posted on Wed, Jan 02, 2013

Share link:

x

Click to skip ad »

Show Thumbnails

A damaged underground power cable led to the precautionary evacuation of residents at an 80-unit Center City apartment building Wednesday morning, officials said.
»Read story: Faulty Center City power line ousts residents, shuts businesses

Comments (0)

SHARE:

Latest News Stories:

Holding hands, Catherine and Herbert Schaible leave the Criminla Justice Center after a probation hearing May 6, 2013. The very religious couple, who were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 death of a 2-year-old son because they denied him medical care, were in court because their 8-month-old son Brandon died recently under similar circumstances. ( CLEM MURRAY / Staff Photographer )

M.E.: Death of faith-healing couple's baby is murder

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams is all smiles as he leaves the voting booth with his daughters Taylor, 13, and Hope, 9, after voting in the primary Tuesday at the 34th Ward, 34th Division. Williams was the 9th voter to vote, a little before 8 a.m. (Clem Murray / Staff Photographer)

Philly voters select 12 judges

A category 3 tornado, rare for the Philadelphia area, killed three people in Limerick, Montgomery County, in 1994.

What’s deadliest weather in Philly area?

Also on Philly.com

SPORTS:

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman and head coach Chip Kelly. (Matt Rourke/AP)

Roseman: Eagles must adapt to regime change

HEALTH:

Your purse carries more bacteria than a toilet

ENTERTAINMENT:

Blake Shelton is back in his coach´s roll swivel chair Monday as NBC’s “The Voice” returns for a fourth edition. Credit: Adam Taylor/NBC

Blake Shelton putting together Okla. benefit show

FOOD:

GreenStreet Coffee

GreenStreet Coffee gets a shop

BUSINESS:

U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (Photo from gillibrand.senate.gov)

Senator's plan: Let students refi at low rates

JOBS:

How to work with a micromanaging boss

Stay Connected