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Amtrak has successfully restored service between New York and Boston following a temporary suspension caused by a power outage, the rail service announced over the weekend. The disruption stemmed from a faulty circuit breaker affecting tracks between Union Station in New Haven, Connecticut and Penn Station in New York. Amtrak later identified a lightning strike as the root cause of the outage.
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