Heavy winds knock down trees, cause power outages in Stamford
Eversource crews worked diligently to restore power after several hours.
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Jan 8, 2025, 12:19 PM
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15ds agoHeavy winds on Tuesday caused trees to fall onto power lines near Red Fox Road in Stamford, resulting in power outages for some residents in the area.
Eversource crews worked diligently to restore power after several hours.
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