300,000 Massachusetts residents without power after nor’easter storm

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Coastal towns in Massachusetts continue to struggle without power after a damaging nor’easter blew through the state.

The nor’easter blew through New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts on Tuesday and Wednesday. With trees uprooted, houses damaged, and towns in recovery, many have been left without power. The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency estimates that more than 300,000 state residents are without power as of Thursday morning.

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