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Falmouth rollover accident Saturday evening

07/18/09 · 9:19 pm :: posted by CCToday     

Falmouth rollover accident Saturday evening

FALMOUTH - Four people were injured in a three-vehicle rollover accident on West Falmouth Highway (Route 28) near Sippewisset Road in Falmouth Saturday afternoon around 5:20 p.m.

All of the victims were taken to Falmouth Hospital with reported minor injuries.  Route 28 was closed in both directions while police worked to clear the accident.

Photo by David G. Curran.

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07/19/09 @ 6:34 am
bipr [Member] writes:
Any information on the accident yesterday afternoon on 25E exit 3, just before the Bourne bridge, that caused at one point a 9-mile backup on 495?
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