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Gushing fire hydrant repaired in Midtown

By Mike Morris
March 7, 2011

A fire hydrant that was spraying water high into the air in Midtown late Sunday night has been capped.

A truck reportedly struck the hydrant on Monroe Drive near Piedmont Avenue before 1o p.m. Sunday.

The spewing hydrant had been repaired by Monday's morning commute.

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