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Report on deadly VA bus crash claiming Worcester woman released

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By Craig S. Semon Verified
| Aol Verified
Police at the scene of the multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 in Stafford County, Virginia. STAFFORD COUNTY, VA – The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report on last month's multivehicle crash that involved a motorcoach with 25 passengers, including the driver, in Stafford County, Virginia, and took the lives of five people, including a Worcester woman.
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Report on deadly VA bus crash claiming Worcester woman released

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By Craig S. Semon Verified
| The Gardner News Verified
STAFFORD COUNTY, VA – The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report on last month’s multivehicle crash that involved a motorcoach with 25 passengers, including the driver, in Stafford County, Virginia, and took the lives of five people, including a Worcester woman.
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Unity, history rise high at Juneteenth flag-raising event in Worcester

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By Craig S. Semon Verified
| The Gardner News Verified
WORCESTER – Showing unity, embracing diversity and honoring American history, even if it’s unpleasant and today hard to imagine, Worcester's Black Heritage Committee held its sixth annual raising of the Juneteenth Flag in a ceremony Friday, June 19, at the YWCA of Central Massachusetts. An estimated 120 people showed up for the annual event. Sha-Asia Medina, executive director of The Village Worcester and Black Heritage Committee member, didn’t sugarcoat or whitewash the past.
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