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Family appeals for community support after Tremonton crash leaves local man severely injured

By Cache Valley Daily · October 20, 2026 · 1 min read
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BOX ELDER COUNTY, Utah — Family and friends are rallying to support Marcos Alvarez after he sustained critical injuries in a serious single-vehicle crash near Tremonton on Oct. 12.

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