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Vehicle gas tank puncture leads to hazmat response

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TRENTON — The Trenton Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to 1061 Bar Harbor Road on Saturday, Oct. 11, where crews found a passenger vehicle had struck a carpenter’s metal speed square, puncturing the vehicle’s gas tank.
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Vehicle gas tank puncture leads to hazmat response

TRENTON — The Trenton Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to 1061 Bar Harbor Road on Saturday, Oct. 11, where crews found a passenger vehicle had struck a carpenter’s metal speed square, puncturing the vehicle’s gas tank.

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The Ellsworth American broke the news in on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
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