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Long Island Power Authority May Build New Electric Substation In Wainscott

authorMichael Wright on Jul 10, 2018
The Long Island Power Authority says it may need to construct a new power substation in Wainscott by 2026, part of a more than $400 million expansion of transmission lines... more

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