Property owners in Greene and Washington counties are drawing battle lines with Allegheny Power over a project that's intended to stabilize the mid-Atlantic power grid. Both sides are speaking out at a hearing today. DUQ's Katherine Fink reports.
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This story originally aired on WDUQ June 13, 2007.
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