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Police: Jenison girl hit by car Thursday dies from injuries - Vimarsana News

Police: Jenison girl hit by car Thursday dies from injuries

A 7-year-old Jenison girl who was struck by a vehicle earlier this week has died from her injuries, police said.

Jenison 7-year-old struck by vehicle Thursday has died, officials confirm - Vimarsana News

Jenison 7-year-old struck by vehicle Thursday has died, officials confirm

Ruby Rissley, 7, was struck by a car as she tried to cross 12th Avenue on Thursday, Feb. 25

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5-year-old struck by car in Jenison, critically injured - Vimarsana News

5-year-old struck by car in Jenison, critically injured

5-year-old struck by car in Jenison, critically injured Updated Feb 25, 2021; Posted Feb 25, 2021 A 5-year-old girl was struck by a vehicle on 12th Avenue near Blair Street on Thursday, Feb. 25. The area is near Bursley Elementary School Facebook Share GEORGETOWN TOWNSHIP, MI -- A 5-year-old girl crossing a busy Jenison area road with her brother was struck by a car and critically injured Thursday. The crash happened on 12th Avenue near Blair Street about 3:50 p.m. The area is near Bursley Elementary School. Ottawa County sheriff’s deputies said the girl, of Jenison, was with her 10-year-...

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Five-year-old struck by car in Ottawa County crash - Vimarsana News

Five-year-old struck by car in Ottawa County crash

Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office report children ages 5 and 10 were crossing 12th avenue when the 5-year-old girl was struck by a car today.

Young boy loses all four limbs due to complications caused by rare coronavirus-related illness - Vimarsana News

Young boy loses all four limbs due to complications caused by rare coronavirus-related illness

Autman brought her son to the hospital where doctors proceeded to amputate his right leg due to a rare coronavirus-related illness called MIS-C.