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Water Main Break in Old Lycoming Township
A significant water main break occurred on Tuesday morning in Old Lycoming Township, Pennsylvania, affecting Princeton and Wheatland avenues. The rupture involved a high-pressure 12-inch cast iron main.
Impact and Response
The Williamsport Municipal Water Authority responded to the incident and was on-site to make repairs, anticipating that the work would last most of the day. A portion of Princeton Avenue was closed to traffic as a result.
Recommendations
Motorists were advised to exercise caution in the area due to the ongoing repairs and road closure.
Motorists are encouraged to use extreme caution much of Tuesday in the area of Princeton and Wheatland avenues in Old Lycoming Township after a high-pressured 12-inch cast iron main ruptured about 7:30 a.m. Employees with the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority were on the scene making repairs. “We’ll be here much of the day (working on this),” one employee said. A part of Princeton Avenue will be closed to traffic.
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