PSE&G: Hundreds Without Power in Englewood

About 700 Public Service Electric and Gas customers in Englewood were without electricity Thursday morning, ten days after Hurricane Sandy knocked out power around the area.  

In an updated company work schedule, PSE&G said 711 were without electricity, out of the city's 12,932 customers. Full service to Englewood was estimated to be restored Saturday, according to the plan. 

In a statement Thursday, PSE&G said 70,000 of its customers remained out from Hurricane Sandy and another 40,000 from Nor'easter Athena.

Englewood's downtown and major intersections were powered up Thursday afternoon. 

Wednesday's snowstorm also delayed power restoration work, PSE&G CEO Ralph LaRossa said, according to the Associated Press.