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Originally Posted by Freehiker
I have family in Greenville (N. Greenville, in the mountains). It’s brutal up there and many people still have no power.
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Our son is at the base of mountain about 6 miles near Furman U. They headed back on Saturday, no power, but FEMA was coming to their neighborhood, so they wanted to be there. FEMA entered on Monday but most roads were impassable, and residents with ATVs were helping with food and water. Problem is the mountain homes are going to take time.
Sunday morning notice a DTE guy in their backyard working. He took a cold Coke, knowing worker was from Detroit area. Info was power should be restored in 12-24. It came on midnight Sunday, but has been on/off as more are added to the grid.
Their cell towers are down, as of today. Sadly the town had 8 generators running for certain things, and they were all stolen. Their main road into their area is still closed from down trees, a new sinkhole mid road, appeared Monday, so will be awhile. They have an old narrow logging road open, not ideal but better than no roads at all.