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February 25. 2013 8:30PM
Snow removal causes break in Goffstown natural gas line
Fire Chief Richard O'Brien said crews responded to 733 Mast Road about 4:30 p.m.
"It was a lot of gas, but our crews did a great job in dispersing it," O'Brien said.
Mast Road was closed at Roosevelt Avenue to Pinard Square for about an hour, he said.
Liberty Gas was called to repair the high-pressure side of the natural gas feed into the building, according to the chief.
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