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Collision corner: Sixth accident occurs at Sheep Lane and SR-112 Intersection

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Since the installation of the traffic light at the corner of Sheep Lane and SR-112, approximately six accidents have been reported. The following information of the latest accident that occured Oct. A PSA will be released on their Facebook page as well.

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