LEWISTON — Police are investigating a reported fatal one-car crash on Mt. Hope Road.
The accident occurred early Wednesday morning. Further information was unavailable late Wednesday morning.
Check back for updates on the crash.
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Police are investigating an early morning car crash on Mount Hope Road. Larry Kensinger
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Police are investigating an early morning car crash on Mount Hope Road. Larry Kensinger
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