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"Northeast Storms Leave 360,000 Without Power, Prompting Clean-Up and Icy Road Woes"

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Source: WGME
"Northeast Storms Leave 360,000 Without Power, Prompting Clean-Up and Icy Road Woes"
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Maine towns are opening warming shelters and charging stations in response to widespread power outages, with locations including Biddeford Middle School, Old Orchard Beach, Portland's East End Community School, Saco Community Center, and Wells Police Department, providing warm places to visit, charge electronics, and sleep overnight, with additional items recommended for those planning to stay overnight.

Topics:nationweather-emergency#charging-stations#emergency-services#maine#power-outages#warming-shelters#weather-emergency
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  1. Warming, charging stations open in Maine  WGME
  2. Maine storm took out power to 200K CMP customers: Outage list  WMTW Portland
  3. Clean up underway in the Monadnock region, as crews work to get the power back on after storm  WMUR Manchester
  4. Icy roads cause more than 100 crashes, slide offs on Saturday  WGME
  5. About 360,000 households without power as storms batter Northeast  NBC News

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