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Workers from Northridge Group Inc. clean up contaminated soil in front of 272 King St., Northumberland, Saturday morning. A faulty fuel oil tank in the basement leaked and a sump pump pumped the oil onto the sidewalk just after 6 p.m. Friday night. Northridge workers were called in after Northumberland firefighters initially spread absorbent pads and material to stem the leak.
Wayne Laepple/The Daily Item /



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