Hey on the Fifth Day aren't we supposed to get five golden rings, although I am willing to compromise on getting the power back.

This is so frustrating. We can't do anything. We are freezing.

Still no power on part of Lakewood Heights Blvd either. It's extremely frustrating because no lines are down and everyone around me has power. To top it off, I have not seen one CEI truck at all.

Just called the electric company and they said most likely not until Wednesday, for the people left in lakewood.

Absolutely unbelieveable and totally unacceptable. I want to see a large credit on my electric bill for this "inconvenience". The only reason we don't have power is because CEI has desimitated their crews in order to have a larger bottom line while those of us who make that bottom line possible suffer. Woohoo for big business!!!

Still out over here on the north side of Clifton between cook and belle . We have freezing family and pets! Pease hurry!

We called the mayors office, and the mayor did call us right back. He said that there are 5 areas that have equally substantial power outages issues. That may involve replacing poles and wires. However there are no trucks currently working in the area and he was working on getting trucks to lakewood. He is trying to get CEI to the area.

In an effort to stay warm we have been driving around Lakewood and the only CEI vehicle we have seen is a guy in a car. Where are our leaders why is this such a slow process? Doesn't anyone have maps telling them where everything is? I am not getting this and am really fed up. Our City has done nothing to facilitate this. Another question, why were business put before residences?

Finally saw some power company trucks late today near the Clifton Club. Would be nice if either CEI or the city wold be a little more specific about the timeline to get specific areas back on line.

By the way... Anyone needing a generator, they're available at the Home Depot on W117 and Rocky River Ace Hardware.

The mayor is" trying to get trucks to Lakewood"? He had trucks and cameras present for the photo ops with the governor and county executive then retired comfortably to his home with his electricity restored earlier in the week. Where is the city's sense of urgency to rectify the unsafe situation being created by a week without power? What pressure are they putting on First Energy to live up to their responsibilities to their customers?

We finally got power on sat. Around 3. But we lost everything in our fridge. Going to try to see if someone can help us. We have 4 kids to feed

Sandyt- what area do you live at?

Day 6 with no power on Concord. Have not seen 1 power truck in the area. No lines or trees are down over here.

I got power on Chesterland at 4 on Saturday, had been off since midnight Mon/Tue. Lost 4 trees. I am north of Franklin and Waterbury both sides of the street in my block did not have power either. Across my street they did. A company from Tulsa OK was around splicing wires Wed night but that was just to fix a live wire sparking up a storm on Waterbury. I just dealt with the cold. I did not whine like so many others. Utilitiy guys were working 16 hour days and doing the best they could with the massive damage. I spoke with 3 utility men from First Energy during this and they were doing their best in spite of the long days. Thank you to them for finally getting the neighborhood online and I hope those of you out there that don't have power are online soon.

Still no power north of Lake Ave and dont see any power trucks. I got excitied when I saw a truck but turned out to be Cox Cable instead.

We are on shaw. The south side. The north side of the street has had their side on since Tues or wed.

First, thanks to all the crews that worked such long hours in not very desirable conditions. YOU are heroes and we thank you for all your efforts. HOWEVER, First Energy needs to be held accountable for a truly horrific job of restoring control. I have lived through earthquakes and tornadoes far worse than the tropical storm of Sandy. And never had power off/out for more than 3 days. We finally got our power on 5 days after the storm began here on Monday. Besides the lack of heat, hot water, etc. we lost over $ 300 in food items perishing. Where is Fitzgerald in holding a public hearing about why First Energy had such a horrible emergency plan - or what emergency plan? Shouldn't Figzgerald as the County Leader being at lease inquiring why First Energy was so unresponsive for days? Where is your leadership now Ed Fitzgerald?

We Lost Power for four days, had a Gas Fire Place, and a neighbor with a generator, we were Blessed with that. My brother is one of the guys that went east with First Energy. He is continuing his route to power outages though the flood waters ect. Pray for the homeless victims !