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Carbon High School lets students out early for planned Price outage

Price City scheduled an outage from noon to about 3 p.m. Thursday to repair storm-damaged equipment.

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The Carbon School District dismissed students at Carbon High School early Thursday because of a planned emergency power outage in Price, KUTV reported. [1]

Price City leaders said the outage would run from noon until about 3 p.m. It was expected to affect Veterans Lane north of 400 North and the area from 500 East to 1100 East, north of 700 North, and parts of the school. Officials said it was needed to repair electrical equipment damaged in a recent storm. [1]

The district said most classrooms at the school have no windows. Students were to be dismissed at 12:30 p.m., and lunch and buses home would still be provided. [1]

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  1. KUTV 2News (CBS): Emergency power outage in Price City forces early dismissal at Carbon High School kutv.com

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