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UPDATED: More Than 15,000 Without Power in Three Village Area

Over 860,000 reported without power across Long Island.

UPDATE, Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.: According to a LIPA outage map, over 15,000 customers in the Three Village area are without power.

LIPA has cut down power outages systemwide from about 940,000 to just over 860,000 in the past 24 hours. 

Outages are reported as follows:

  • Old Field: 858
  • Poquott: 2,400
  • Setauket/East Setauket: 4,757
  • Stony Brook: 7,219

UPDATE, 7:47 p.m. - LIPA is reporting more than 8,000 outages in the Three Village Area. The power authority's outage map showed 7,143 without power in Stony Brook, 1,234 in Setauket and East Setauket, 65 in Poquott and less than 5 in Old Field.

UPDATE, 5:10 p.m. - Close to 240,000 customers are without power across Long Island and those affected locally hovers around 4,300, with the large bulk of outages located in Stony Brook.

LIPA has reported just over 4,000 outages in Stony Brook, with pockets of Poquott out (close to 100 outages) as well as just over 200 people in Setauket.

LIPA released the following statement Monday afternoon: "LIPA and National Grid will continue to restore power to the maximum extent possible, keeping in mind that the safety of the public and our workforce is the highest priority. Due to the high sustained wind speeds and localized flooding, overhead line work will be delayed for long periods of time until conditions once again become safe for crews, which based on the current weather forecast will be Tuesday morning. Ground work restoration will continue as conditions allow."

UPDATE, 2:30 p.m. – As more than 108,000 homes are without power on Long Island, the number of power outages in the Three Village area has swelled to approximately 690 homes, according to LIPA's storm center. The bulk of those outages appear to be north of Route 347 between Pond Path and Nicolls Road. No word yet on whether LIPA crews have been dispatched to handle the most recent outages.

ORIGINAL STORY, 12:30 p.m. – As Hurricane Sandy's effects push through the area, approximately 140 homes in Three Village are without power as of 12:30 p.m. on Monday, according to LIPA's storm center.

Among those outages is a cluster of 36 homes without power in the Village of Poquott.

LIPA crews are already responding to some of those outages, according to the map.

For more updates, stay tuned to Three Village Patch.

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Sycamore Senior May 19, 2013 at 12:38 pm
So, essentially that first residential home is being written off as the price of doing business.Read More There goes that property value. Other than as a professional residence, who would want to live by a driveway for that traffic? As for the entrance Village Automotive, that will bring even more traffic to an already busy intersection nearby. 25A is impassable/impossible in that area for large chunks of the day now.
K. B. May 19, 2013 at 08:16 am
The rezoning is for the acres of undeveloped residential land across from Ann Maries Farm stand,Read More extending down to the wooded area on 25A. A one way entrance would be placed by Village Automotive and a one way exit would come out on N. Country Rd. adjacent to the first residential house.
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K. B. May 19, 2013 at 08:15 am
The rezoning is for the acres of undeveloped residential land across from Ann Maries Farm stand,Read More extending down to the wooded area on 25A. A one way entrance would be placed by Village Automotive and a one way exit would come out on N. Country Rd. adjacent to the first residential house.
jeanne austin May 19, 2013 at 07:01 am
Can you tell us where this property is? An address or street name?
justme May 19, 2013 at 05:45 pm
I the BOE and Union didn't allow the majority of the budget be spent on benefits and salaries maybeRead More there would be money left for supplies. With declining enrollment and cuts to programs for our kids they only ones making out are teachers and staff with too generous salaries and benefits. Vote no on Tuesday!
EG May 18, 2013 at 11:00 pm
Seriously? We are asked to send in enough supplies per kid each year to supply 5 kids. Where does itRead More all go? It gets lost, thrown out, or ends up back in the students home via backpack. The problem is not the lack of supplies, but a lack of personal responsibility. But if we send in enough supplies each year for ten or fifteen students, then we might be able to avoid the underlying problem.
Joe Monopoli May 16, 2013 at 09:53 am
Giveaways, Snacks, Refreshments, Activities for kids, and No cost to attend.
mneary May 16, 2013 at 08:49 pm
everyone should research what all the school administrators are raking in and the multple levels ofRead More staff that exists at TVCSD. It is beyond reasonable to have salaries at that level and multiple administrators and assistants and directors and assistant directors and chairman etc. Teachers earn their fair share!
Reality Check May 15, 2013 at 08:01 pm
Last year we lost 20 staff...this year we are losing over 50 meanwhile the remaining staff isRead More getting a 6% raise...the UNION is eating itself and ruining our school and the BOE is not dealing with the situation..the benefits are up nearly 13% this year...what do you think will happen next year? Another 60,70,80 to be laid off? My vote is NO!!!!
prof mom May 15, 2013 at 10:05 am
I will be giving my "YES" vote next week.