NIAGARA FALLS — A Falls teenager is in stable condition after she was hit by a car on 59th Street on Sunday. Falls Police Crash Management investigators said the 16-year-old-girl had just come out of a nearby church and ran into the street where she was struck by a car driven by a 70-year-old man. The girl suffered serious facial injuries, but none of the injuries are life-threatening. Police said no charges were lodged against the driver of the car.
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A Falls teenager is in stable condition after she was hit by a car on 59th Street on Sunday. Larry Kensinger
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Falls police investigate the scene after a teenager was hit by a car on 59th Street. Larry Kensinger
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