Water main break causes 2 large sinkholes on Glenwood Crescent

Posted January 31, 2013 10:06 am.

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A massive sinkhole opened up on Glenwood Crescent, in the St. Clair Avenue and O’Connor Drive area on Wednesday. The road is expected to reopen later Thursday.

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