Overheated cables cause underground fire, blackout in Philadelphia's University City section
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- An underground fire caused a blackout in Philadelphia's University City section Tuesday morning. Around 4:15 a.m., PECO said it was experiencing an issue with underground cables near 31st and Market streets, according to the company. Officials said the underground cables overheated and caught fire.
University City Wine Festival is moving up on the calendar from fall to spring and adding an extra event to its lineup.
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