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SUMMARY: Interg will be conducting a planned outage in Karen Crow from 3pm to 9pm to repair and update infrastructure. Residents on specific streets will be affected and are advised to plan accordingly. For more information, contact Interg at the provided number. If you received a call from Interg about the outage, you will be affected. Stay updated on the latest information by contacting Interg. Additionally, the Lafayette Police Department is available for assistance.
Some residents of Carencro will be without electric power for a few hours starting this afternoon, authorities said.
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