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SH 249 NORTHBOUND SHOULD OPEN SHORTY AFTER FATAL CRASH

By Scott Engle
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Just after 9 pm Magnolia Fire Department and MCHD were dispatched to a crash of SH 249 northbound near Wood Trace. THey arrived on the scene to find a Tahoe with heavy damage. An 18-year-old Magnolia teen was deceased. Story shortly.

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