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Croton Crews Continue To Remove Fallen Trees From Roads

CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. - Seven village roads remained blocked by fallen trees Saturday, and village officials say crews will work through the weekend to continue to clear roads.

Croton village crews are working through the weekend to remove fallen trees from blocked roadways.

Croton village crews are working through the weekend to remove fallen trees from blocked roadways.

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Lexington Drive is blocked between 75 Lexington Drive and Morningside Drive by a broken utility pole. Mount Green Road is blocked by one fallen tree, another has already been removed by village crews. Old Post Road North is blocked between Terrace Place and Lounsbury Road, and Prickley Pear Hill is blocked beyond the last house to leading to Hudson National Golf Course.

One lane of Daily Drive is open. Fox Road is partially blocked by a tree leaning on a wire. Franklin Avenue is partially blocked by a tree leaning on a wire near Piney Point Road.

Croton officials are warning residents not to cut branches that are in contact with fallen power lines. Lines must be treated as live. Village officials can be contacted at 914-271-4848, and the Croton Police Department non-emergency line can be reached at 914-271-5177.

Con Edison estimates power to the entire village will be back online between five and eight days from Saturday.

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