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A 35-year-old driver, a 7-year-old girl and a 3-year-old boy were thrown from a vehicle that rolled over after a collision Friday on Route 33 South near the interchange with Interstate 78. None of those ejected were wearing seat belts, state police say.
3-year-old not wearing seat belt is fatal crash victim on Route 33 in Lower Saucon, police say (UPDATE) Updated Feb 09, 2021; Posted Feb 08, 2021 An emergency vehicle can be seen on the Interstate 78 West ramp to Route 33 North as authorities respond to a fatal crash Friday, Feb. 5, 2021, on Route 33 South at I-78 in Lower Saucon Township.PennDOT Facebook Share UPDATE: The 3-year-old who died in a crash Friday night at Route 33 South and the entrances to Interstate 78 in Lower Saucon Township was Jason Otero Jr., Northampton County Coroner Zachary Lysek said. The boy died from multiple blun...
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Read / Add Comments A 3-year-old boy died four other people including a 7-year-old girl all not wearing seatbelts were ejected in a Friday evening crash on State Route 33 in Northampton County, authorities said. Troopers from the Belfast barracks responded to southbound crash at the Route 78 interchange in Lower Saucon Township around 7:55 p.m., Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Nathan T. Branosky said. A 2004 Mercury Mountaineer carrying five people from Manilus, NY, was trying to get onto the Route 78 eastbound ramp while a 2017 Kia Sportage was trying to get on the Route 7...
The farm: “I’ve been working with Brendan Barry on his 400ac dairy farm since April of 2020. It’s a spring calving herd, so we are coming into a busy period, with 350 cows to calve in total.” Farm chemistry: “David Burchill and I work full-time along with Brendan and his family. The facilities are excellent, but more importantly we have a great team working here. There’s great chemistry between us and I look forward to work every day.” Great start: “I first got into milking during secondary school. The opportunity came up to help Frankie O’Brien on his farm in Windgap an...