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Pilot identified in Winona County plane crash

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By Sam Covone Verified
| KIMT-TV (Mason City, IA) Verified
WINONA COUNTY, Minn. — A small plane crashed in Winona County on Thursday evening after the pilot reported engine trouble. Winona County Dispatch got a 911 call around 6:52 p.m. about a plane crash near the intersection of Winona County Road 33 and Winona County Road 6. The caller said the pilot had gotten out of the plane and was hurt. The plane was a Glasair I RG. The pilot was trying to make an emergency landing when the plane went down, according to the Winona County Sheriff's Office.
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Pilot injured in plane crash near Lewiston

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By Sam Covone Verified
| KIMT-TV (Mason City, IA) Verified
LEWISTON, Minn. - The Winona County Sheriff's Office says a pilot walked away from a plane crash after his aircraft went down while attempting an emergency landing. Authorities say Winona County Dispatch got a 911 call around 6:52 p.m. reporting the crash near the intersection of Winona County Road 33 and Winona County Road 6. The caller said the pilot had gotten out of the aircraft and was hurt. The plane was a Glasair I RG.
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Lifeguards beat the heat while helping others

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By Sam Covone Verified
| KIMT-TV (Mason City, IA) Verified
ROCHESTER, Minn. - With dangerous heat occurring this week, more are taking to the pools. With this, more lifeguards are on standby to make sure everyone is staying safe. Many do not realize how much goes into making sure these lifeguards are safe as well. "We actually provide snacks and fruits and pretzels and Gatorades and things like that to try to help encourage their hydration," said Whitney Benedetti, the Aquatics Director at the Rochester Athletic Club.
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