Nov. 1: Warminster Neighborhoods Still Without Power

Three days after Hurricane Sandy's devestation, generators continued humming around Warminster and Ivyland.

Thousands in the Warminster and Ivyland neighborhoods have been without power since the storm wreaked havoc on the area. The Centennial School District has closed the schools since Oct. 29 and many area businesses remain dark while PECO crews work on restoring power.

Kmart, PetSmart and the majority of stores in Center Point Place have not opened for business, as well as the township library.

A statement from PECO posted on its website says, "Based on our assessment of the extent of damage, PECO expects to be able to restore service to approximately 80-90 percent of customers impacted by the storm by Friday night.  Service for most of the remaining customers should be restored during the weekend.  Some customers, in the most damaged and isolated areas may be without electric service until next week."

According to reader comments on the Warminster Patch Facebook page, the following neighborhoods are still without electricity:

• Hartsville Park near the WREC
• Horseshoe Lane
• Dahlia Road
• Westbury between Cloverly and Victoria
• Sweetbriar Dr. 
• Dorchester Apartments in Upper Southampton
• Worthington Dr. off St. Davids Ave.
• Buttercup Dr.
• Top half of Oak Leaf Ln. by the WREC
• Greeley Ave. in Ivyland
• Pine, Gibson and Walnut
• Neighborhoods around Centennial and Newtown across from the hospital
• Maple and Norwood
• Darrah Rd. By the WREC
• June Road off Bristol and Tulip
• Parry Rd.
• Buttonwood Ln. near Sinkler
• Log College Dr.
• Florence Ave.
• Yorktown Village
• Henry Ave., Dogwood, and Hickory Road
• Rambler Rd. near Davisville
• Nemoral St., Allen Lane and some streets off Delmont
• Laurel Ave.
• School House Lane
• Lily Rd. off Davisville between Street and County Line.
• Carrell Circle
• Wallace Drive
• Deb Lane
• Pelham Ave.
• Graeme Road
• Centennial Rd.
• Gordon Dr.
• Lavera Rd., Emma Ln., Toll House Ln.