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Crews had been working overnight to stabilize the crane near the Dartmouth end of the Macdonald Bridge .
The area around Faulkner Street , Lyle Street , Windmill Road and Wyse Road remains closed.
Dawson Street was reopened overnight and residents were allowed to return home in that area.
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