Kauai County said about 7,000 KIUC members were still without power on Sunday, with 13 of 15 transmission lines back. [1] Saturday this paper printed seventy-six percent. Sunday the county named a remainder. Mutual-aid crews were still arriving. North Shore restorations were still a following-week hope, not a restored coast.

About 7,000 dark on a cooperative of roughly 36,000 is not a recovered island. Schools aiming at Monday are a schedule, not a lit Hanalei. Print 7,000 dark. Do not print recovered. Leave Monday's 81 to Monday.

Thirteen of fifteen transmission lines back is not a recovered island. Mutual-aid arriving is not arrived. The North Shore wait is still weeks in the county's own outlook, and Hanalei stays dark in it. Print 7,000 dark. Leave Monday's percentage to Monday.
Seven thousand dark in a county of tens of thousands of meters is a major share. Sunday's number moves daily as crews climb. Monday owns the next percentage.

Daily numbers move; Sunday's moves. Moving is the update. Monday percentages come next.

County bulletins that boast restored lines still have to live beside a North Shore that the same bulletins refuse to date. Dark meters at about seven thousand are the Sunday fact that percentage talk is trying to outrun. Schools aiming at Monday are a bell schedule, not a restored coast.

About 7,000 meters still dark is Sunday's remainder. A county percentage does not date the North Shore. Schools aiming at Monday are a bell, not a coast.

Sunday never dated Hanalei. About 7,000 still sit dark on Sunday. Percentage talk does not light Hanalei.

-- DARA OSEI, London