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As of 8:50 p.m. on Tuesday, December 19, 2023, the percent of customers who are still without power after high winds and rain on Sunday through Monday are significantly reduced for Westwood and some surrounding areas. Westwood, where 27 percent of customers were still out of power late Monday night, December 18th, now has 5 percent of customers still experiencing an outage on Tuesday night.
Shortly before 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday night, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) estimated that throughout the entire state, 43,662 customers remain without power.
The status of power outages affecting surrounding areas as of 9:00 on Tuesday night, according to MEMA, are as follows:
Medfield 10 percent of customers
Dover 12 percent of customers
Walpole 3 percent of customers
Needham 7 percent of customers
Newton 4 percent of customers
Canton 4 percent of customers
Dedham 1 percent of customers
I completely agree. Washington St. also has some terrible patches, especially the handicap ramps. I don’t understand why the DPW is responsible for clearing sidewalks in front of homes and businesses. It seems that those should be the responsibility of the property owner.
The sidewalks on High Rock and Hartford have been pretty treacherous this winter too. I didn't contact DPW about it though.
Cloudy , with a high of 41 and low of 26 degrees. Overcast during the morning, sunny in the afternoon, partly cloudy during the evening, overcast overnight.
A true hero, though I'm not sure about the naming of the intersection after him. We already have a school named after him. Is there no one else who dedicated their life to this Town that the intersection could be named in memory of?
Thanks for the comment. Perhaps other candidates for a named intersection might be considered by the Select Board if presented with a petition or similar process as what was used here.