Orange & Rockland: Pipeline repairs in NJ led to mysterious New Year's Day gas odor
Orange & Rockland Utilities says repairs at a gas pipeline facility in Wantage, New Jersey, is likely the source of a mysterious gas odor on Jan.1.
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Jan 11, 2022, 5:44 PM
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5h agoOrange & Rockland Utilities says repairs at a gas pipeline
facility in Wantage, New Jersey, is likely the source of a mysterious gas odor on Jan.1.
Dozens of people in Orange County reported the smell.
Orange & Rockland says it found no gas leaks in its system.
Dozens of people in Orange County reported the smell.
Orange & Rockland says it found no gas leaks in its system.
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