Power to be Restored to St. Mary’s Bay, Cape Shore Area by Early Afternoon - VOCM
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Some 2,000 customers in St. Mary’s Bay and the Cape Shore are still without power after strong winds caused damage to power lines last night.
Crews are on the scene and expect service to be restored by early this afternoon.
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