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Two Homer residents hospitalized in Scott crash

2 weeks ago in Community, Local

Two Homer residents hospitalized in Scott crash

Photo: Saga Communications/Cortland County Sheriff's Office


SCOTT, NY (607NewsNow) – Two people from Homer are in the hospital after an accident.

On February 12, authorities responded to a tractor-trailer-SUV crash on State Route 41 around 10:20 a.m. in the Town of Scott.

Both occupants of the SUV were transported to Upstate University Hospital, and one had to be removed from the wreckage. The big rig driver was uninjured.

The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone who witnessed the collision to contact them at (607) 753-3311.

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