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- Several power outages in Washington have been caused by cows itching themselves on electrical equipment
- The cows are causing damage to power lines and transformers as they scratch themselves
- The incidents have led to significant disruptions in power supply for residents in the area
- Local utility companies are working to address the issue and prevent further outages
- The situation highlights the unexpected ways in which wildlife can impact infrastructure Tone: Informative and slightly humorous
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Itchy Cows To Blame For Several Power Outages In Washington
WINCHESTER There have been multiple intermittent power outages between Nov. 13 and Nov. 18 between Quincy and Ephrata. The Grant Public Utility District began investigating the outages which were impacting the Winchester area with patrols searching for the problem. After several days of searching and a two-night investigation, the district believes it has discovered the culprit itchy cows.
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