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Reader Photos: Hurricane Irene Damage in Mansfield

Thousands of Mansfield residents are still without power Tuesday.

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Mansfield resident Tony Molloy took to his bike Monday morning and toured the damage caused by Hurricane Irene.

As of noon Tuesday, 4,372 of Mansfield's 6,560 Connecticut Light & Power customers (66 percent) were still without power.

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