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Governor Dannel Malloy deployed the troops six days after the snowstorm that tore down powerlines and left millions of Northeast residents in the dark.
Still, as of this morning, 300 thousand customers are without power in Connecticut - making the state the slowest to respond.
Some residents in the hardest-hit areas are forming “vigilante” tree crews to clear debris - something that CL&P officials say could be dangerous.
Another danger took shape in West Hartford, as a fire was started just as power returned to a home. Many residents have no idea when to expect power back, save for a midnight Sunday “goal” set by the utility.
Today, where we live - a recap of a week without power.
