Car accident occurs near McKenny Hall
At approximately 2:05 p.m. today, there was a two car collision on Washtenaw Rd. directly in front of McKenny Hall. A blue sports car and a grey Oldsmobile were involved.
After the collision, the driver of the blue sports car was able pull off into a nearby apartment parking lot. The grey Oldsmobile swerved, which caused it to jump the curb and end up on the grass in front of McKenny. He was temporarily stuck in his vehicle, but was able to exit.
Emergency services were called immediately by onlookers, but at press time none had arrived.
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Bomb threat at Arborland Starbucks
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Putnam fight under investigation
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