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Today, outside the Con Ed substation on Fifth Street and Avenue A, there were unconfirmed reports of angels singing.  For today, after nea...

Day 8 of Sophie's being obscured by these oil-processing trucks on Fifth Street just east of Avenue A... part of the never-ending tran...

Con Ed and Bay Crane (and likely others — Five Boroughs Flagging Corp.?) are teaming up today to deliver a new transformer ( see photo bel...

Reporting by Stacie Joy In recent weeks, workers have been doing some prep work at the Con Ed substation on Avenue A between Fifth Street ...

For the second time this week, Con Ed had the graffiti power washed from its substation on Avenue A between Fifth Street and Sixth Street....

We heard from about three dozen residents (mostly via Instagram messages) about flickering lights last night around 8:50, which prompted c...

After 5-plus months of activity , work is wrapping up at the Con Ed substation along Avenue A and on Fifth Street and Sixth Street.  On Fr...

Photos by Stacie Joy Last weekend , Con Ed and its contractors — Bay Crane, Five Boroughs Flagging Corp. — closed off parts of Avenue A to i...

Photo by Stacie Joy   We're on Day 2 with the installation of a new transformer (and assorted pieces) at the Con Ed substation on Avenu...

We're back on Bay watch along Avenue A.  The Bay Crane team is out in force this morning for what we understand will be the installat...

Photo by Stacie Joy  Transformer-replacement work continues at the ConEd substation along Avenue A, Fifth Street, and Sixth Street... it...

Photos by Stacie Joy  The social event of the season is underway on Avenue A at the ConEd substation... where workers are putting in a new ...

Big rig city today on Avenue A between Fifth Street and Sixth Street ... as an assortment of cranes and things are employed at the ConEd s...

Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy  There has been a lot of activity this past week around the ConEd substation along Avenue A and on Fifth ...

Several residents who live on East Fifth Street between Avenue A and Avenue B have told us about a group of people — anywhere from three to ...