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Special crash report

The Duxbury Clipper took accident data, available in raw form from the Department of Transportation's Mass Highway Division, from the year's 2005-2008 and plugged it into a customized, interactive map in order to pinpoint areas in town that were accident "hot spots." Those numbers were used as the basis for the two-part report below.

To explore the maps, click on the boxes below. Maps are organized by year. Blue pins represent an accident with property damage only, red means non-fatal injury, green is for a fatal injury and yellow means not reported. Zoom in to your street and see where accidents have occured, and hover over an individual marker for data like date, time, number of cars, road conditions, etc.

You can also download or view the raw spreadsheets we pulled the crash data from (via Scribd.com): 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005.

Please report any error on the maps to editor@duxburyclipper.com

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A memorial fund has been established to benefit the wife and daughter of 1Lt. Timothy Steele.
Tragedy on the road
Monday, September 05, 2011 12:00 AM
Most of the crashes plotted for this special report involve property damage or nonlife threatening injuries. However, there have been several fatal accidents in Duxbury over the past several years.

In September of 2007, the community was stunned when an accident on Union Bridge Road, near the intersection with Franklin Street claimed the life of Duxbury High School senior Steven Laramee, and left Laramee’s brother Eoin and friend Spence Meine hospitalized.

Laramee was remembered as a funny, sweet student who hated Harry Potter but loved life, during a candlelight vigil the following Sunday afternoon at the Town green.
In June of 2011, a Middleboro woman was killed at the intersection of Franklin Street and Route 53.

Duxbury police and fire units were dispatched to the report of a three-car accident at the intersection of Summer Street and Franklin Street at 9:45 a.m. on Thursday, June 11.

The female operator of one of the vehicles, Susan Durant, 58, of Middleboro, was seriously injured and was transported to Jordan Hospital by the Duxbury Fire Department. Durant later died of her injures at the hospital.

While this story did not take into account accidents that took place on Route 3, there was a fatal accident along the highway in Duxbury in 2006.

On Feb. 26, 2006, a truck driven by 35-year-old Daniel Reddington struck an overpass. Reddington was killed, and the tragedy was compounded later that day. The owner of the company Reddington worked for, Ben Iannucci, collapsed upon hearing the news – the victim of a fatal heart attack.
 

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