CHARLESTOWN, Mass. -- A carbon monoxide scare in one Charlestown neighborhood sends many residents to the street.
CO levels are still soaring and creating unsafe living conditions.
N-Star crews were doing some cable work on underground wires when the gas began to leak on Friday.
The Boston Public Health inspector says it may take a few more days to make sure the buildings are safe.
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