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<p>Verizon Wireless customers lost service Sunday night due to what a spokesman said was a rare failure on two separate lines.</p><p>&#8220;It was caused by the rare occurrence of a dual fiber ring failure - two separate fiber issues on different lines - impacting the redundancy built into our network that ensures service despite equipment failures,&#8221; David Weissmann, Verizon Wireless&#8217;s public relations manager for the northeast market, said in an email on Monday.</p><p>Engineers were able to restore most services before 11 p.m. Sunday and by 10 a.m. Monday morning all service was restored, according to Weissman.</p><style>
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Verizon explains reason for Sunday night outage