News 12 Staff

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Jul 8, 2023, 5:58 PM

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Another issue surfaced for the Baldwin community that has been dealing with sinkhole repairs this week.

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said a gas line was breached during repairs of the broken sewer line near the hole.

The breach knocked out power and gas for some neighbors.

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Blakeman and National Grid told News 12 Long Island that the gas line was repaired.

The county and National Grid are also going to residents' homes to help re-ignite their gas pilot light.

News 12 Long Island was told service should be fully restored soon.