Crews are working on a water main break Tuesday in Garrison.The Baltimore City Department of Public Works told WBAL-TV 11 News that contractors are working on a break to a 16-inch water main on ...

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Crews make emergency pairs to fix water main break A water main break is causing problems for homeowners in southwest Atlanta. Crews shut off a 16-inch water main on Fairburn Road to make repairs.

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