Trees and wires were down, portions of major roads were blocked, thousands of people still did not have power and four CSX rail cars were in the Susquehanna River Saturday after a major wind storm blew through Harford County the day before. The storm first closed the Tydings Bridge carrying Interstate…
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Trees, wires down, roads closed, train cars in river after Friday storm rips through Harford
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