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Water Mains Continue Breaking in Philadelphia

Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer | Philadelphia, Pa. | August 3, 2012

City workers were mopping up Wednesday after the city's third water-main break in 10 days. Early in the morning, a nearly 100-year-old main burst, flooding the area around Front and Tioga streets in North Philadelphia. Millions of gallons of water have poured into the streets because of main breaks in recent days

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