Lisa raymond of hinsdale nh
WTSA News For Your Friday, July 28th:
Police have identified the operators in a head-on collision Monday on Route as Nicole Braun of Hinsdale, and Lisa Raymond of Hadley Mass. Both operators were airlifted to the U Mass Medical Center in Worcester after the crash. Hinsdale police say they&#;ve spent a significant amount of time investigating the crash, but there are still additional facts to investigate, and they are committed to conducting a complete review of the crash.
The National Weather Service will visit Keene on today to investigate reports of a tornado. Strong storms cut across southwestern New Hampshire on Thursday afternoon, and a weather spotter reported seeing a funnel cloud touching down at p.m. In the area, trees were knocked down, bringing wires down on roads. There were some power outages, but Keene officials said the damage didn&#;t appear to be too bad.
Hinsdale police say a year-old juvenile stopped while driving on Routes and 10 Tuesday had been speeding, driving erratically, and operating a family&#;s truck without their consent. Police say the vehicle hit guardrails, drove into the oncoming lane and hit speeds of 60 miles an hour while driving into Winchester. The truck was stopped with the use of stop sticks, which flattened the tires. Several agencies assisted in taking the juvenile, who will not be identified into custody.
Vermont Governor Phil Scott says a Business Emergency Grant Assistance Program will be operating by early next week. The $20 million program will assist businesses and not-for-profit entities that sustained physical damage in the flood, helping those businesses in reopening and bringing their employees back to work. The Department of Economic Development is administering the program and has been working to create grant guidance and parameters, build out the grant application portal, and put staff in place to run that program and help answer questions businesses may have. When the program opens, busi HINSDALE, N.H. — GoFundMe pages have been set up for two drivers severely injured in a head-on crash on Route on July In addition to internal injuries, Lisa Raymond, of Hadley, Mass., suffered a broken clavicle, a broken femur, and lower spine fractures as well as a cut to a major artery in her neck. "Lisa is still awaiting multiple surgeries before she is out of the woods completely," states Raymond's GoFundMe page. "Unfortunately, she has a very long road ahead of her and she needs our support more than ever. To say Lisa is in a great deal of pain is an understatement, and she faces a lot of challenges in the coming months as she adjusts to her new normal both physically, mentally and financially." Also severely injured in the crash was the other driver, Nicole Braun, of Hinsdale. A GoFundMe page has also been set up to help cover her medical costs. "Luckily, she’s pulling through, but it’s not without the support and help of the paramedics, firefighters, nurses, doctors, and her countless friends and family," states the GoFundMe page. In the crash, Braun suffered seven broken ribs, a broken sternum, a broken nose, and severe lacerations all over her body. Braun works as an assistant in the vice principal's office at Brattleboro, Vt., Union High School. Raymond is the manager of the Hinsdale RV Resort and Campground. The Hinsdale Police Department is still investigating the crash. Bob Audette can be contacted at raudette@ HINSDALE, N.H. — Officers with the Hinsdale Police Department continue to investigate a serious, head-on collision that occurred at the four-way intersection of the Super Walmart on Route on July 14 at p.m. According to information from the department, Nicole Braun, of Hinsdale, and Lisa Raymond, the drivers of the two vehicles involved, were both critically injured and are being treated at a hospital in Massachusetts. Anyone who might have information and has not already contacted the Hinsdale Police Department is urged to do so by calling Bob Audette can be contacted at raudette@ .