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Some Northwest Iowa phone service down due to flooding

May 25, 2004 By admin

Some Iowans in the northwest corner of the state are without long-distance phone service and internet connections due to the flooding. Dan Eness is a spokesman with Iowa Telecom.He says all of their services areas north of I-80 and west of I-35 might be experiencing outages. He says key cities involved are Armstrong, Audubon, Emmettsburg, Harlan, Hartley and surround towns. He’s not sure exactly how many customers might be involved. Eness says the storms are to blame.He says heavy rains have washed out lines in key areas. Eness says technicians are working on restoring the service, but he doesn’t know how long that will take.

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