Seattle Struggles with Power Outages as Residents Seek Warmth and Charging Solutions

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Tesla drivers in Seattle's eastside, affected by a prolonged power outage, flocked to a Fred Meyer grocery store in Kirkland to charge their vehicles. With over a quarter million people without electricity, the store's charging station became a crucial resource. Drivers, like Kyle Walker, arrived with minimal battery and faced long waits, but were assisted by store employees who managed traffic and provided extension cords. The situation highlighted community cooperation as drivers shared resources and supported each other during the crisis.
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