date:Jan 13, 2014
o estimate the economic cost of the spill.
Frustrations, however, continue to mount, with West Virginians lamenting the toll the outage has taken on their health and personal hygiene.
It feels like we've all been living on junk food these past couple days, Josephine Ritter, a 40-year-old hairstylist, said outside a recently reopened 7-Eleven convenience store in Charleston. You can't cook or clean or anything. It's just bottled water and potato chips every day.
The emergency began last week a