We told her we'd pay our bill at that time since we didn't want to have to wait on her bringing our check and missing part of the concert. We asked if out food would be out soon and she told us yes. It took 15 minutes for the waitress to take our drink and food order (we ordered burgers), it took 20 minutes for her to bring our drinks. We ended up in one of the bars, when asked if we could grab a bite to eat here too they told us yes. All the restaurants had about a 40 to 50 minute wait so that was out. We waited in line to pick up our tickets for 30 minutes which gave us about an hour and 10 minutes to get something to eat before the concert. We had decided to go early to get tickets and eat before the concert. The extent of those injuries is unknown.We went to a concert here in January. Three of the workers who were reparing the valve are now recovering in hospitals from burns. The DEC says during the heating of a valve, the vapor ignited, causing a tanker truck to explode and then start a fire. Thomas Corners Fire Chief Gregg Petricca said 'it was a horrific fire at first.' The company makes tar and brings it to construction sites. When he stepped outside, he saw a plume of black smoke covering the sky above the Gorman Group Asphalt Plant. 'Just a huge loud bang, just a whole lot louder than what the garbage truck does when he's emptying the dumpster, so I didn't know what it was,' said Elmo Reckner, the owner of Elmo's Autobody on Freemans Bridge Road. The people who work in the area heard it before they saw it. According to the town supervisor, the explosion was confined to just one truck.

Three plant workers were injured, suffering from burns, after a tanker truck exploded in Glenville.Ī Gorman’s Asphalt Plant truck exploded around 1 p.m.

Multiple emergency crews battle a fire in Glenville after a tanker truck exploded.

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