1 taken to hospital after minivan crashes into barn in Orange
One person was taken to the hospital, and one declined transport, after a minivan crashed into the side of a South Main Street barn in Orange shortly after midnight on Friday. COURTESY PHOTO/ORANGE FIRE DEPARTMENT
One person was taken to the hospital, and one declined transport, after a minivan crashed into the side of a South Main Street barn in Orange shortly after midnight on Friday. COURTESY PHOTO/ORANGE FIRE DEPARTMENT
| Published: 03-22-2024 2:59 PM |
ORANGE — One person was taken to the hospital, and one declined transport, after a minivan struck the side of a South Main Street barn shortly after midnight on Friday.
According to the Orange Fire Department’s Facebook page, dispatchers received calls reporting a single-vehicle crash near Magoon Road at around 12:20 a.m. A department ambulance responded. Orange Police officers arrived and requested a second ambulance, which the Athol Fire Department provided.
Building Commissioner Jeffrey Cooke was called to inspect the barn’s structural integrity due to significant foundation damage and determined it to be safe. The barn does not house any animals.
The Orange Police Department is investigating the cause of the crash. The minivan was towed by Dale’s Auto Body & Towing.
Yesterday's Most Read Articles
Marine vet gets 24 months of supervised release in stolen valor case, must pay nearly $300K in restitution
Real Estate Transactions: June 20, 2025
My Turn: Angelenos must not let National Guard silence them
Green River Festival brings ‘cultural melting pot’ of music to fairgrounds
Mobile Health Unit helps expand Community Health Center of Franklin County’s services
With a little help from his community: Northfield Mount Hermon teacher fighting rare form of cancer begins clinical trial
Hegseth: US does not seek war with Iran after attack on nuclear sites
Clesson Brook Watershed open house to detail Buckland’s climate resilience planning
Former judge next Charlemont Forum speaker
