Fracking Has Formerly Stable Ohio City Aquiver Over Quakes
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When Youngstown, Ohio, shook on Sept. 29, Karen Fox thought her daughter was crashing down the stairs.
“It rumbled enough where you could hear the windows shaking,” Fox said in a telephone interview. “I ran downstairs and said, ‘My God, are you OK?’ And she looked at me and she says, ‘I was running upstairs to see if you were OK.’”