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    Gas Leak on Dickens Avenue

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    By KMAN Staff on June 30, 2014 Manhattan

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    Update at 5:05 p.m.:

    Manhattan Fire Department Deputy Chief, Ryan Almes just shared this information:
    “We responded to a gas leak at the corner of College and Dickens at 3:48 pm. A two inch line was ruptured by a construction company. Gas was shut off by KGS at 4:40pm. College was closed for about 45 minutes. Two engines and a Battalion Chief responded.”

    Original Story:

    College Avenue, in Manhattan, is closed at the present time from Hobbs Drive to Dickens Avenue due to a gas leak. Motorists should avoid the area.

    KMAN will continue to bring you details as they become available.

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