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Hilo, Hawaii News, Sports, & Information Friday, January 27, 2012




Mountain View crash involving dump truck and car leaves woman injured

A vehicle accident involving a car and a dump truck left a woman injured and caused an estimated $100,000 in damage. Fire and Hazmat crews responded to an alarm yesterday morning a little after 9 am on Highway 1. . . More>>>

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