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8 people killed in 2022 Memorial Day crashes in Virginia

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Eight people were killed in traffic crashes this past Memorial Day weekend compared to 15 fatalities during the same period of time last year. Five out of the eight individuals who died did not wear a seatbelt, emphasizing the importance of the need to buckle up. Almost 5,000 people were caught speeding while close to 2,000 were cited for reckless driving.

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연합뉴스-Yonhap News Agency

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(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Ji-heon = This year's 67th Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day Memorial Day will be held under the theme “I remember your sacrifice that protected Korea.”

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WRIC

8 people killed in 2022 Memorial Day crashes in Virginia

Virginia State Police has announced that the number of traffic crash deaths during this year’s Memorial Day weekend has decreased by nearly half from last year.

2 years ago·Richmond, United States

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APG of Wisconsin

Memorial Day in Park Falls

Memorial Day events in Park Falls took place Monday, May 30 beginning with a parade featuring veterans, members of American Legion Post 182 and Auxiliary, the Chequamegon High School marching band, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.

2 years ago

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Detroit Metro Times

Memorial Day 2022

Thanks for dying for my freedom...

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Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer

Honoring Heroes: County VFW observes Memorial Day

Sunshine and a light breeze Monday provided the ideal weather for the McLean County Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 5415 to host its annual Memorial Day observance at the Calhoun Cemetery.

2 years ago

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WV MetroNews

Man turns himself in for Memorial Day shooting

BLUEFIELD, W.Va. — A man has turned himself in to Bluefield police in connection with a Memorial Day shooting.Steven Walker on Wednesday told authorities he shot Tony Green in self-defense. The shooting happened Monday evening at the intersection of Peck and Pulaski streets.Walker said Green was in a manic state at the time of the incident.The Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney is now handling the case.The post Man turns himself in for Memorial …

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