After main break, residents clean up, assess damage

March 31, 2010

Debra Oliver looked around her soggy basement Tuesday, March 30, and said, “I’ve been in here 16 years and it took six hours to mess it up.”

Charles and Debra Oliver’s home at 2317 Elsmere Ave. was one of several buildings hit by millions of gallons of water after a subcontractor ruptured a water main Monday at the new Fairview PK-8 School near Good Samaritan Hospital. From the Dayton Daily News.

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