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So long to ‘an eyesore’

Published 2:00 pm Wednesday, September 30, 2020

By Brett Campbell

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Photo by Brett Campbell
Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Photo by Brett Campbell Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and "It's an eyesore," an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

Employees of Entergy and Southern Electric Corporation worked in downtown Brookhaven Wednesday, just off West Cherokee Street, to remove an old power pole. The pole serviced only one business — whose line has been rerouted — and “It’s an eyesore,” an Entergy employee said. Workers used a crane to reach the pole and removed it in small, manageable sections.

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