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LilAngelHeart
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How many of you from the Cleveland area could hear the explosion of those chemicals going off at the chemical plant that was on fire all day? I didn't know what it was at first, first I thought it was thunder, then I thought it was a wrecking ball tearing down a building or something, then I saw on the news where the plant was on fire. It said they couldn't use water because of the chemical reaction so they had to let it burn itself out. They evacuated a few homes that were close to it. I kept hearing Boom boom! all day. Did anyone else here hear it? 
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Sleepy Jean
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I'm in Ashtabula, so I wouldn't have, but I havent heard anything either... been watching too many movies lately. That's terrible though. Were many people injured/killed? My dad worked in plants nand factories half his life, and its hell. I never look at those places the same...
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Yes it was but the explosions could be heard many miles away form the site of the fire. BTW, Garfield Heights is a suburb of Cleveland so its like right next door to the city of Cleveland.JesusRox said:
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Sleepy Jean
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That's good no one was hurt. Poor guys will probably be out of employment then...
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LilAngelHeart
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JesusRox said:
yes, but I could hear it and I live in Cleveland Heights, the news said that some heard it in Shaker as well as Parma too.
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LilAngelHeart
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Yeah. LOL!Hesmyall said:Yes it was but the explosions could be heard many miles away form the site of the fire. BTW, Garfield Heights is a suburb of Cleveland so its like right next door to the city of Cleveland.
I'm not too far from Garfield or Shaker, I can get to both in like 5-10 minutes.
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Hesmyall said:Yes it was but the explosions could be heard many miles away form the site of the fire. BTW, Garfield Heights is a suburb of Cleveland so its like right next door to the city of Cleveland.
Ahh yeah I live in Cleveland, but I didn't hear anything. I didn't know any Cleveland people heard.
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Parma? I can get there in about 5 minutes. Hmm...maybe I was sleeping when it happened? hehe.lilangelheart said:yes, but I could hear it and I live in Cleveland Heights, the news said that some heard it in Shaker as well as Parma too.
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Yeah, I live in Cleveland, always have. I actually went down to the warehouse fire to photograph. It was amazing that no one was hurt. After 6 hours there were still explosions, one while I was there actually. Interestingly enough when the explosion happened i was in the doorway of a nearby church escaping the rain. Its a miracle no one was injured, God was truly with us that day.
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LilAngelHeart
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STSoledad said:
Wow! Yes God is good that no one was killed or injured during the fire! I wish I had gone to see it or at least near it.
What street was it on or near?
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LilAngelHeart
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Hesmyall said:
Ooooooh okay I know exactly where that is!
I might drive by there to see the sight and what remains.
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