Seattle City Light crews have restored power to about 6,700 customers in Queen Anne and Uptown, who lost service about 1 p.m. Seattle City Light crews have restored power to about 6,700 customers in Queen Anne and Uptown, who lost service about 1 p.m.
A cable failure was believed to be the cause of the outage. Dispatchers routed power around the damage to restore service about 2:15 p.m. Repair crews were working to replace the failed cable.
The area affected is bordered on the north by W. Barrett St., on the south by Harrison St, between 11 Ave. W. and 2nd Ave N..
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