PSEG helicopters will be flying low to inspect power lines this week
The company says it will be using helicopters for inspections across Long Island until Friday.
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Mar 19, 2024, 12:36 AM
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8h agoPSEG says it will use low-flying helicopters to inspect power lines from the air this week.
The company says it will be using helicopters for inspections across Long Island until Friday.
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