Extrication was necessary to free an individual in a two vehicle accident.
A vehicle driven by Kelly Sue Miller, 41, of O'Brien who was seriously injured and was flown to Shands of Gainesville after being treated at the scene by Suwannee County EMS.
The accident occurred on Saturday, Dec. 3, on U. S. 27 near the Suwannee/Columbia County line.
According to a report issued by the Florida Highway Patrol a 2005 Chevrolet two door driven by Emily Parfait of Wells, Texas was traveling south on U. S. 27. The 1984 four door Buick driven by Miller was making a left turn into a private drive. The Chevrolet approached the Buick, according to an eye witness in a vehicle between the Chevrolet and Buick, and began to pass the witnesses vehicle, failing to see the Buick making a left turn. The Chevrolet struck the Buick's left side. The Chevrolet came to final rest on the right shoulder facing west. The Buick came to final rest on the left shoulder facing North.
According to the FHP report both vehicles sustained major damage. Both victims were wearing their seat belts according to the report, and alcohol was not a factor.
Parfait was taken by EMS to Shands of Live Oak.
Trooper B. S. Creech was the crash investigator.
Responding to the crash was fire and rescue personnel as well as personnel from Ranchette Volunteer Fire Department.
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Two injured in Saturday crash
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Suwannee County's vals and sals
Editor's note: In today's paper (May 25) salutatorian is above Mara Lance's photo. Lance is a Suwannee High School valedictorian.
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Valedictorians
Laura-Kaitlyn Boatright
Mara Magee Lance
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Christopher Cole ThomasBHS
Valedictorian
Robert Hansen
GPA - 3.83
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D’Vonte Cherry
GPA - 3.76
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Democrat Morning Update for Friday, May 25
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FCAT 2.0 math and reading results
Suwannee falls right in line with state averages
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Pest infestation spreads
Outbreak now affects more than 6,000 acres in O’Brien
“The infestation is growing at a pretty fast rate and in this case, it’s killing a lot of the laurel oak trees in the O’Brien area or seriously infesting them.” - Suwannee County Forester Brian Cobble on the horned oak gall wasp outbreak
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Democrat Morning Update for Thursday, May 24
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Democrat Morning Update for Wednesday, May 23
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Suspected shooter in convenience store killing in Lake City is Suwannee County resident
Man remains at large. His alleged accomplice was arrested Saturday.
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Pest outbreak identified
Area covers more than 5,380 acres, or 7 miles from one point to the other in southern Suwannee County.
The forest pest is known as the horned oak gall wasp.
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Democrat Morning Update for Tuesday, May 22
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