Camden -
Thousands of people in Knox County were left in the dark Thursday morning.
Central Maine Power Spokesperson Gail Rice said gusty winds knocked a tree onto a transmission line between Camden and Rockland.
Rice said the outage affected about 5,600 customers in Camden, Rockland, Lincolnville, and Hope.
Crews fixed the problem and the spokeswoman said power was restored around 10 am.
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