Two and half years ago, Gary Antku made an agreement with his wife that he would move to Arizona from Connecticut as long as they could get a home with a backyard swimming pool and he could buy a hot rod. His wife kept her end of the bargain and now when
Brockton residents are worried a proposed natural-gas plant for the neighborhood could follow the tragic event of Sunday's natural gas explosion in Connecticut. The natural gas plant would be built on Oak Hill Way in an industrial vacant lot. The 350
AP - The Connecticut explosion that killed five people won't slow the development of natural gas power plants. But it will likely lead to more scrutiny of a technique used to clear air from gas lines.
A team of investigators are searching for the cause of a massive explosion that killed at least five workers at an unfinished energy plant in US state of Connecticut. Safety concerns forced rescuers to abandon overnight efforts to sift through the rubble
Reuters - Federal investigators headed to Connecticut on Monday to determine the cause of an explosion at an unfinished power plant that killed at least five workers and hospitalized dozens of others.
Amid the power plant’s twisted beams and cracked flooring, officials suspended the search for survivors early Monday, fearing for the rescue workers’ safety.
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