| New railroad signs posted at scene of Ohio crash |
| Written by By Associated Press |
| Saturday, 09 June 2012 06:28 |
|
BRUNSWICK, Ohio (AP) — New caution signs have been posted near a railroad crossing in northeast Ohio where a car crash killed four teenagers. WEWS-TV in Cleveland reports (http://bit.ly/K6NTeB ) that engineers from nearby counties made the decision to put up the high-visibility crossing signs to alert drivers to the rough railroad crossing. Columbia Station Trustee Mike Musto says the engineers also lowered the recommended speed limit to 25 mph from 55 mph. A car carrying the teenagers went airborne, crashed and flipped onto its roof at a railroad crossing early Sunday. Two of the deceased had been scheduled to graduate from Brunswick High School later that day. One 17-year-old girl who survived the crash was released from the hospital earlier this week. Funerals for the students who died were scheduled Friday and Saturday. ___ Information from: WEWS-TV, http://www.newsnet5.com Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. |
Front Page Stories
| BG redistricting lines blurred 05/22/2013 | MARIE THOMAS BAIRD Sentinel Education Editor 
A map shows the proposed boundaries for the 2013-2014 school year. |
North Baltimore residents protest removal of 125 trees 05/22/2013 | JORDAN CRAVENS Sentinel Staff Writer  NORTH BALTIMORE - A group of village residents are concerned their utility bills will [ ... ] | Other Front Page Articles | ||