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Fire Hydrant Hit on 11th Avenue

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
December 17, 2016
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Friday night December 16th, a fire hydrant was “hit and run” on 11th Avenue near Johnny Gregory’s Auto Shop.  The busted hydrant caused flooding in several areas of 11th Avenue.

 

Although I did not talk to a city employee, a friend interviewed the workers in the area.  City employees worked through the night trying to shut off the flow of water.  The employees were still working today (Saturday).

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People who live in the area were able to give the police a description of the truck that hit the hydrant.

 

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