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After a late July tempest plunged roughly 35,000 Arlington residents into darkness, ARLnow posed a pressing question to Virginia's largest electric utility: Why not move all power lines underground? The short answer is red tape and price. Local elected officials have been interested in burying power lines since the 1980s, as doing so can reduce power After a severe storm left nearly 35,000 customers in Arlington (83,000 across Northern Virginia) without power in late July, some county residents are once again asking about the feasibility of burying overhead power lines.

The economy and travel. i think that the numbers here at 9:00 a.m. out east, it's only 6:00 a.m. out west, there's already more than 1,200 canceled flights today alone. look out in denver, already today 245 flights in denver international airport that have already been canceled. you are seeing this over the course of the last more than a week. just look at these numbers. yesterday more than 1,400 canceled flights, seattle was so hard hit by the winter storms over this last week, today 300 canceled flights. you are seeing a backlog of americans who are trying to travel across this country, who ...

The customers had lost power earlier this week after a winter storm dropped snow across Virginia.

WASHINGTON - Americans returning home from holiday travel had to battle another day of airport chaos Sunday, with more than 2,600 flights cancelled due to bad weather or airline staffing woes sparked by a surge in Covid cases.

   WASHINGTON, Jan 3, 2022 (BSS/AFP) - Americans returning home from holiday travel had to battle another day of airport chaos