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Just In: Water Main Break in the area of Nola Avenue

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By City of Rochester, NH

At approximately 7:30 am on Thursday, February 16th, the Department of Public Works will be temporarily shutting off the water to repair a water main break in the area of 21 Nola Avenue.

This shutdown will affect services and hydrants on Nola Avenue, Grondin Street, Anita Street, and Germaine Street.

Tentatively, water service is expected to be restored before 2:00 pm today. The roadway will be closed at the repair site. Dispatch will be notified when the roadway has been reopened to traffic.

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