A week after Hurricane Sandy pummeled Connecticut with 80-mph winds and a devastating tidal surge, more than 3,000 Greenwich Connecticut Light & Power customers remained in the dark Monday evening -- far too long, according to town officials and cold, frustrated residents who are searching for answers.
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