City of South Amboy,New Jersey Part 2

[Nexis4Jersey]

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[giantSwan]

I'd love it if we could find a way to bury our electric lines in older communities in the United States. I think it would go a long way to help aesthetics and probably help with power outages. It always looks so last century to me.

FYI - not a dig on Amboy. A general statement