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Power Problems Stop Metro-North Trains From Stamford To Grand Central

UPDATE: Metro-North began running eastbound limited trains from Grand Central to Stamford making all local stops beginning at 9:10 a.m. Trains westbound from Stamford to Grand Central began making all local stops at 9 a.m. Some customers reported trains not stopping at stations due to overcrowding.

A Grand Central-bound train stops at Mamaroneck at 10:40 a.m. Wednesday.

A Grand Central-bound train stops at Mamaroneck at 10:40 a.m. Wednesday.

WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Train service on the New Haven Line was temporarily suspended Wednesday morning between Stamford, Conn., and Grand Central Terminal because of power problems caused by the loss of a Con Edison feeder cable, Metro-North announced.

New Haven Line tickets will be honored on the Harlem Line. Limited service was being provided between Stamford and New Haven in Connecticut.

Check the Metro-North website for updates and listen for announcements at your station.

The power problem also stopped Amtrak, which said via Twitter: "Service New York Penn, NY (NYP) to New Haven, CT (NHV) delayed approximately 60 - 90 minutes due to power system problems. Repairs underway."

 

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