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Cleaned before traffic is allowed. Reporter the Philadelphia Water Department had to get at 1940s vintage cast iron water main. As soon as we get access to the main well remove it have a new main put in and services restored. Reporter the Water Department says the near freezing temperature in the pipes and not the air temperature above thats causing all of this. As it comes into intake and goes to facilities when you turn tap water on at home its fre cold. Reporter Philadelphia Water Department crews have moved their equipment to the inner Northern Bound lanes. They say repairs here are probab...

Higher rate of broek broken water main breaks. Reporter the Water Department says with bitter arctic cold coming this week its the season. December through march we have the highest volume of breaks we have crews working 12hour shifts, six days a week. As breaks come in were able to respond as quickly as possible. Reporter he says the plan is to try to get those center southbound lanes open within the next 30 to 40 minutes to get a little traffic flow at rush hour. As far as those center northbound lanes, that is probably going to be closed as they continue the repairs to that water main. They...

Normand E. Thibeault Sr. “Nuttsy”, 89, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 22nd surrounded by his loving family.

Showing posts with label Thursday, April 1, 2021    It's Treasure Chest Thursday - a chance to look in my digital image files to see what treasures I can find for my family history and genealogy musings. The treasure today is the 164-/5- birth entry for Sarath Woolly in the Concord, Massachusetts town vital record book: The birth entry is near the middle of the top section of the page: The birth record transcription for Joshua is: "Sarath daughter of Christopher & Vrsilla Woolly the (8) of the (3) mo : 16--" The year is not positively known, but Christopher Woolly and Ursula Wodell mar...

   It's Treasure Chest Thursday - a chance to look in my digital image files to see what treasures I can find for my family history and genealogy musings. The treasure today is the 164-/5- birth entry for Sarath Woolly in the Concord, Massachusetts town vital record book: The birth entry is near the middle of the top section of the page: The birth record transcription for Joshua is: "Sarath daughter of Christopher & Vrsilla Woolly the (8) of the (3) mo : 16--" The year is not positively known, but Christopher Woolly and Ursula Wodell married on 26 February 1646/7, and Sarah was apparent...