LIPA could have forestalled outrage over bills
Photo credit: James Carbone | LIPA worker Neil Williams, of LIPA's Emergency Services, is on the scene along Northside Road in Yaphank Monday morning to restore power. (Nov. 5, 2012)
How hard would it have been for the Long Island Power Authority to explain clearly and in a timely manner that customers would not be charged for electricity they did not -- and could not -- have used during power outages after superstorm Sandy?
But instead of doing something simple -- such as inserting a letter in the bills that went out last week -- the authority waited several more days...
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