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<p>Boom! A witness to a natural gas pipeline explosion scene in western Pennsylvania told The Associated Press, &#8220;It looked like you were looking down into hell.&#8221;</p><p>Residents of East Saylor Avenue, in Plains Township, had better wake up. The proposed PennEast Pipeline will be extremely close to your homes, and any explosion from it potentially will cause massive destruction of homes and take the lives of residents.</p><p>The explosion in western Pennsylvania on April 29 should be a wake-up call to all residents in the East Saylor Avenue vicinity. If this PennEast Pipeline comes to fruition, we will have to live in fear and danger for the rest of our lives.</p><p>Please write to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to stop the pipeline from putting us at risk.</p><p><strong>Michael E. Loncoski</strong></p><p>Plains Township</p><style>
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Letter to the Editor: Pipeline explosion should serve as cautionary tale for Plains Township neighborhood