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Power Outage in Madison's South District: Hotel Offers Reduced Rates
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A vehicle crash in Madisons South District caused a power outage, leaving nearly five hundred people without heat amidst dropping temperatures. The incident occurred near West Lakeside Street and Gilson Street, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries for one person. Authorities are urging affected residents to take precautions to stay warm and safe. The Madison Marriott Hotel South is offering reduced rates for those impacted, and crews are working to restore power. Stay tuned for updates on restoration efforts and support services.
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