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More than 1,600 Bangor Hydro customers remain without power late Tuesday morning.
Most of the outages are in Hancock and Penobscot Counties.
At the peak of the storm, about 5,500 customers were without power across Bangor Hydro's service territory.
Bangor Hydro officials remind customers to not touch fallen power lines or trees touching the power lines.
Customers may report outages by calling 1-800-440-1111.
Hydro crews hope to have power fully restored Tuesday, however some remote areas may not have power back until Wednesday.
UPDATE: Bangor Hydro Outages
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