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Get Your Shovels Out Again: Severe Weather Alert Issued

By: greenwichfreepress | January 31, 2021
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  • Eversource crews restore power to more than 185,000 customers following nor’easter

    In just under three full days since the storm began, Eversource has restored power to more than 185,000 customers as of 4:00pm on Monday.

  • Updated: Greenwich Police Announce Nor'easter Road Closures, Power Outage. Cancellations announced
  • BBB CT Warns Property Owners to Beware of Storm Chasers After Nor’easter

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