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Arcing hydro line stopped traffic in Port Carling this morning

Thursday Jul. 3rd, 2014

Muskoka Lakes Deputy Fire Chief Harry Baranik says it was an arcing hydro line that stopped traffic this morning in Port Carling along Highway 118 West. Baranik confirms traffic’s now moving after Hydro One responded and fixed the problem. There were no injuries to report.

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Arcing hydro line stopped traffic in Port Carling this morning

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