Mayor: Partial roof collapse of Union County apartment building leaves over a dozen displaced
More than a dozen people are out of their homes after part of a roof collapsed at an apartment building in Clark.
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May 21, 2021, 9:41 AM
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21h agoMore than a dozen people are out of their homes after part
of a roof collapsed at an apartment building in Clark.
Mayor Sal Bonaccorso says a roofing company put heavy shingles on top of the
building while working, causing the roof to cave in.
There
were no injuries to report.
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