Strong winds knocked down trees and power lines in Greenwich and New Canaan
The remnants of Debby plowed through Connecticut Friday night, knocking down trees and causing power outages in many communities.
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35ds agoThe remnants of Debby plowed through Connecticut Friday night, knocking down trees and causing power outages in many communities.
Stanton House Inn Bed and Breakfast is one of the businesses that lost power in Greenwich.
"Everyone has like flashlights in their rooms and I have lanterns and flashlights that I hand out to people, then we just communicate what's going on and make sure everyone feels safe," says the Inn's manager Gillian Woodman.
