Greenwich residents clean up after storm
Greenwich residents cleaned up debris Tuesday after Monday night's powerful lightning storm. Field Point Road was one of the roads hit hard, knocking down trees and power lines. A tree also knocked over
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Aug 12, 2009, 2:23 AM
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Greenwich residents cleaned up debris Tuesday after Monday night's powerful lightning storm.
Field Point Road was one of the roads hit hard, knocking down trees and power lines. A tree also knocked over a gas tank near the train tracks, which leaked about 1,500 gallons of liquid propane.
The damage and lack of power caused town hall to close for the day.
A representative from Greenwich Hospital says a downed tree on the roadway blocked the emergency room entrance and they had to divert people to the front entrance instead.
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