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Key North Fulton road reopens after gas leak

The leak was near the 6090 block of Roswell Road, between Hidlebrand Drive and Hammond Drive.
The leak was near the 6090 block of Roswell Road, between Hidlebrand Drive and Hammond Drive.
By Mitchell Northam and Steve Burns
Nov 10, 2017

All lanes of Roswell Road have reopened after a gas leak, Sandy Springs police said Friday.

About 1:10 p.m., city officials closed a stretch of the road in order to stop the leak. The cause of the leak is not known.

The incident happened near the 6090 block of Roswell Road, between Hilderbrand Drive and Hammond Drive.

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