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Duke sending crews to de-ice power lines
Jeffrey Keith Smith
Posted
Tuesday,
February 24, 2015
11:27 am
Robert Joseph Baker
A source has told manninglive.com that trucks and workers from Duke Progress Energy will be in Clarendon County today to de-ice power lines and transformers.
