Port Chester Gas Leak Closes Roadway As Officials Search For Source Port Chester Gas Leak Closes Roadway As Officials Search For Source Port Chester Gas Leak Closes Roadway As Officials Search For Source
Port Chester Gas Leak Closes Roadway As Officials Search For Source A gas leak has closed a roadway in Port Chester as police, fire and Con Ed employees work to find the source of the leak. The fire department has been on the scene on Ellendale Avenue for more than three hours trying to locate the source of the leak that is causing a strong odor of gas in the area, said the Port Chester Police. Ellendale has been closed as the crews work in the area. Motorists are asked to avoid the area.  This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates
Gas Leak Clears Half-Dozen Hawthorne Homes Gas Leak Clears Half-Dozen Hawthorne Homes Gas Leak Clears Half-Dozen Hawthorne Homes
Gas Leak Clears Half-Dozen Hawthorne Homes Six Hawthorne homes were evacuated Saturday morning after a gas main leak. A Fire Department engine and Special Operations Unit and a PSE&G crew responded to the 9:30 a.m. 6th Avenue leak between Utter and Rea streets. No injuries were reported.
Someone Left A Stove On: Gas Leak Forces Lodi School Evacuation Someone Left A Stove On: Gas Leak Forces Lodi School Evacuation Someone Left A Stove On: Gas Leak Forces Lodi School Evacuation
Someone Left A Stove On: Gas Leak Forces Lodi School Evacuation Someone apparently left a stove on, releasing enough gas to force the evacuation of Wilson Elementary School in Lodi Thursday afternoon. Students and staff were fine, Police Chief Donald Scorzetti said. ****** ALSO SEE: Two robbers duct-taped a Lodi apartment tenant's mouth and neck, then assaulted him with knives and electrical cords before fleeing with his cellphone, wallet and cash, authorities said. https://garfield.dailyvoice.com/police-fire/lodi-pd-robbers-duct-tape-torture-tenant-take-phone-wallet-cash/737955/
Danbury Family Displaced By Weekend Fire Danbury Family Displaced By Weekend Fire Danbury Family Displaced By Weekend Fire
Danbury Family Displaced By Weekend Fire DANBURY, Conn. — A family was displaced early Saturday when a basement fire caused damage to their Padanaram Road home, according to Danbury fire officials. Firefighters were called to the home just before 7:30 a.m. on a report of smoke in the basement along with the odor of gas, said James Gagliardo, the department’s public information officer. Units quickly located the source and extinguished the blaze, he said. The American Red Cross was brought in to the assist the family. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Fire Marshal’s Office.
Area Evacuated After Car Slams Into Spring Valley Home Area Evacuated After Car Slams Into Spring Valley Home Area Evacuated After Car Slams Into Spring Valley Home
Area Evacuated After Car Slams Into Spring Valley Home Residents and motorists are being asked to avoid the area of 91 West St., in Spring Valley after a car slammed into a home, hitting the gas meter, according to police. The incident took place around 1 p.m. Friday, when a vehicle drove into the home, hitting the gas meter, causing the home and surrounding homes to be evacuated, police said. Spring Valley police said the fire department is on scene helping to secure the safety of residents and that officials are waiting for Orange and Rockland Utilities to arrive to repair the gas leak. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice f…
Yonkers Roadway Closed As Crews Investigate Gas Leak Yonkers Roadway Closed As Crews Investigate Gas Leak Yonkers Roadway Closed As Crews Investigate Gas Leak
Yonkers Roadway Closed As Crews Investigate Gas Leak YONKERS, N.Y. - A busy roadway in Yonkers has been temporarily shut down as crews investigate a gas leak. Due to a gas leak, Caryl Avenue has been closed between Elinor Place and South Broadway in Yonkers, according to police in the 3rd Precinct. Crews are currently on scene investigating. No timetable has been released regarding when the roadway would be fully reopened. Police said that motorists and pedestrians should avoid the area if possible until the scene is cleared. Keep following Daily Voice for updates.