Springfield has almost fixed water main break-caused washout. But who will pay? - MassLive.com
Springfield has almost fixed water main break-caused washout. But who will pay? - masslive.com
Springfield has almost fixed water main break-caused washout. But who will pay?
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Works to the water and sewer lines underway behind Big Y on St. James Ave. in Springfield. A break was spotted in a 36-inch high-pressure main in a wooded area off St. James Ave. back in September 2023. (Hoang 'Leon' Nguyen / The Republican)Leon Nguyen
SPRINGFIELD — Work is nearly complete repairing the washout and water main rupture off St. James and Liberty streets.
In September, parts of Massachusetts got seven to 10 inches of rain and particularly heavy storms delivered four inches of rain Sept. 11 to 13. The storm washed out a culvert and caused a burst in a 36-inch high-pressure water main in the woods behind the Big Y Plaza on Liberty Street.
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