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Storm knocks out power, but San Antonio barber keeps cutting hair outside
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Severe storms struck San Antonio's West Side, causing significant property damage and leaving over 112,000 residents without electricity. In response to the outage and rising temperatures, local barber Juan Martinez relocated his equipment outdoors to continue operating his business.
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This story highlights how local businesses find creative ways to maintain operations and serve their communities during unexpected infrastructure failures caused by severe weather.
A powerful storm hit San Antonio’s West Side, knocking down trees, damaging homes and leaving more than 112,000 customers without power at its peak. As residents cleaned up and struggled with the heat, Misfit barbershop owner Juan Martinez moved his barber chair outside and continued serving customers despite the power outage.
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