Jan 8, 2007 10:50 am US/Eastern
Where Did Tri-State Residents Smell The Gas?
NEW YORK (CBS) ―
A strange odor was reported across Manhattan Monday morning. The Office Of Emergency Management says all agencies are checking out the unknown natural gas odor, which stretches from lower Manhattan to Midtown. Here are some locations where New Yorkers reported the strong smell:
46th and Park
--Katie Parker
Hoboken, NJ near Wallace Primary School on Clinton Street between 9th and 7th street
--Nancy Pincus
I smell it in my building on 6th avenue between 44th & 45th streets.
--Lisa Grefig
Forest Hills
--Anonymous
Office building on 19th & Fifth
--Anonymous
Lincoln Harbor building in Weehawken
--Ryan Gorman
West 30th Street at 7th Avenue
--Robert A. McDermott
Very strong in the subways from Penn to Midtown - not a natural gas smell - more like a creosote/gaseous smell - can smell even inside buildings in midtown.
--Gregory George
The smell is extremely strong in Hoboken, NJ since 9am at least. My boss said he was smelling it eastbound on 495 heading towards the Lincoln tunnel.
--Sharon Kelly
It was very strong as soon as I got off the Q train at Union Square this morning. The odor was still strong as I walked towards Fifth Avenue.
--Adrian Palacios
The odor is on the upper west side along Riverside Park at 120th & Riverside.
--Chartier Melody
5th Floor inside building on 37th & 7th
--Aaron Grenier
501 7th ave at 37th st.
--Melissa Ramaglia
Times Square (43rd Street)
--Maria Rosado
38th street between 5th and 6th Ave.
--Ralph La Barbera, Jr
Smelled it on the 2/3 express train line all the way down to the Wall Street station on the way into work this morning. Extremely strong once we got to 14th st and on down.
--Cedrick W. Johnson
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