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In a recent statement, Mayor Freddie O’Connell expressed his dissatisfaction with Nashville Electric Service (NES), criticizing the slow progress of their power restoration efforts. He emphasized that the current pace is inadequate and insisted that the residents of Nashville deserve more efficient service.

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