Trees, wires knocked down

High winds topple trees, poles, and crush Massachusetts man's car
Communities across Massachusetts and New Hampshire saw downed power lines, fallen trees, and other damage in Friday's high winds.Crews worked as quickly as possible to get power back and to restring potentially dangerous power lines.
Highest winds gusts: Trees down, thousands in Massachusetts without power
High winds in Massachusetts left thousands without power Friday as some gusts reached 65+ mph, prompting wind warnings and advisories across the state.
Trees, wires knocked down as whipping winds hit Massachusetts
As whipping winds hit Massachusetts, trees and wires were knocked down in communities across the state Friday.In Billerica, a massive tree<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Howling winds wreak havoc on Mass.: Thousands without power, downed trees, roads closed
The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning for parts of the state with up to 60 mph gusts expected.
Damaging winds possible in parts of Mass. Thursday
There could be downed powerlines or trees because of the winds in Massachusetts Thursday. Power outages are also possible.
Powerful winds bring scaffolding crashing down in Boston, along with trees elsewhere
Strong winds caused damage across Massachusetts on Friday morning, including scaffolding that crushed several cars in Boston. WBZ-TV's Paul Burton reports and Jason Mikell has the latest forecast on the winds.
High winds rip down scaffolding in Boston; Trees, power lines down across Mass.
High winds in Massachusetts left thousands without power Friday as some gusts reached over 65 mph, prompting wind warnings and advisories across the state.
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