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CLARKSVILLE - Power was interrupted to approximately 12,000 Clarksville Department of Electricity customers Sunday morning after a snake slithered into electrical substation.

According to the Leaf Chronicile, utility crews found that the snake made contact with electrical equipment inside the primary substation, which caused a system protection device to trip and disconnect power around 5:30 a.m. Service was restored to all customers by 8:00 a.m.

Hawkins County teen drowns in lake

ROGERSVILLE - An 18-year-old Hawkins County man drowned Saturday while swimming in cherokee Lake, according to authorities.

 

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