Power lines on the mend, shelter still open for those in need

While the number continues to fall with each passing day, over 1,000 Spencer Countians remained without electricity Saturday.

Crews from Salt River Electric and Kentucky Utilities worked in Friday's frigid temperatures making repairs to areas of the county that would affect the greatest number of residents.

"Hospitals and areas with the highest impact are first," said Randy Burba, spokesman for Salt River Electric, "then the more rural areas that are harder to get to."

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