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Entergy is moving about 200 of its transmission workers from New Orleans to the Jackson area.
Entergy Mississippi spokeswoman Mara Hartmann said more than half the workers have arrived in Jackson, but others will move to the area into 2010.
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Hurricane Preparations
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Hurricane season starts June 1st. What are the experts predicting for this year and what important lessons has Entergy learned from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike? Shauna Sanford will have the details.
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Entergy Corp's (ETR.N: Quote, Profile, Research) Louisiana utility said Thursday it has agreed with the state regulator to delay the $1.8 billion Little Gypsy repowering project for at least three years as cheaper natural gas and uncertainties surrounding coal-fired plants have hurt the project.
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The fire knocked out power to a few feeders from Iberville Street to Conti Street, Rampart Street to Decatur Street and the Hotel Montelone -- 800 customers were without power.
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Customers of Entergy Louisiana can see power outages here.
You can also call Entergy at 800-9-OUTAGE to report a power outage or check status of your outage report.
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