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Con Ed: Nearly 250,000 lost power during Manhattan blackout

By amNewYork Posted on July 14, 2019

Con Ed: Nearly 250,000 lost power during Manhattan blackout

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Timothy Cawley, president of Consolidated Edison Company of New York spoke Sunday about Saturday’s blackout on the West Side of Manhattan. (Credit: Newsday / Matthew Chayes)

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Timothy Cawley, presidentÂ of Consolidated Edison Company of New York spokeÂ Sunday about Saturday’s blackout on the West Side of Manhattan.

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