Three Lehigh Valley roads were still closed on Tuesday due to damage to utility wires, PennDOT reported.
Holy Spirit High School senior Marina Poupart, left, and math teacher Kenneth Scott on Tuesday clean out a home on the north end of Brigantine, N.J. Students from Holy Spirit High School, in nearby Absecon, helped residents in Brigantine clean up their properties affected by Superstorm Sandy.
Warren County had 16 outages while Hunterdon County had 112 -- 63 of them in Readington Township, according to JCP&L figures. Those are the smallest numbers since the storm knocked out power to more than 52,000 in Warren and 55,000 in Hunterdon. Readington had more than 6,300 out after the storm tore through the region Oct. 29 into Oct. 30.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation reported Tuesday that three roads were still closed by damage from the storm:
Northampton County
• Raubsville Road between Kressman Road and Royal Manor Road in Williams Township is closed due to downed utilities;
• Hexenkoph Road between Buttermilk and Morgan Hill roads in Williams Township is closed due to a downed tree in utility wires.
Lehigh County
• Neffs Laurys Road between Scheidys and Riverview roads in North Whitehall Township is closed due to a downed utility.