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Pedestrian struck and killed in Auburn

WorcesterHerald — December 11, 2014

Another pedestrian fatality today. This time in Auburn. http://t.co/1AcxinRzZn pic.twitter.com/eNoJV8gQqK

— Noah R. Bombard (@NoahBombard) December 11, 2014

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