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Portion of Glenwood Avenue closed in Youngstown after water main break

Glenwood was about to reopen from a line break that happened on August 6th when another line erupted between Judson and Mistletoe Avenues.

Monday, August 16th 2021, 7:29 PM EDT

By Corey Vallas

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - A part of Glenwood Avenue in Youngstown is shut down due to a water line break.

Glenwood was about to reopen from a line break that happened on August 6th when another line erupted between Judson and Mistletoe Avenues.

The original line break closed the road for a week and a half.

There's no word on when the road will be back open following the second break but officials told 21 News that this is an emergency repair.

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