Nor’easter slams Greenwich as it cleans up from last week’s storm
<p>News 12 reporter John Craven is reporting from Greenwich, where some in the community are still reeling from the last nor'easter.</p>
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Mar 7, 2018, 7:20 PM
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Updated 2,480 days ago
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Greenwich was still in cleanup mode from Friday's nor'easter before Wednesday's winter storm struck the area.
News 12 reporter John Craven says Eversource crews were out during Wednesday's storm to fix power outages. North Street was shut down for several hours while those crews worked.
Most of the high-end stores on Greenwich Avenue closed early due to deteriorating road conditions.
Craven says most residents appeared to have heeded the warning of officials to stay off roadways.
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