Local NewsFebruary 21, 2025

Two people taken to hospital after crash Thursday morning

Lewiston Tribune
Lewiston Police Department and city workers, as well as personnel from Avista Utilities, respond to the scene of a crash in which a pickup truck knocked over two telephone poles and a power pole, as well as hitting a parked car at the corner of G Street and 19th Street on Thursday morning in Lewiston. A driver and passenger were taken to the hospital with what appeared to be minor injuries. The section of road is likely to be closed down all day, according to Lewiston police on scene. Surrounding businesses and homes did not lose power as a result of the crash.
Lewiston Police Department and city workers, as well as personnel from Avista Utilities, respond to the scene of a crash in which a pickup truck knocked over two telephone poles and a power pole, as well as hitting a parked car at the corner of G Street and 19th Street on Thursday morning in Lewiston. A driver and passenger were taken to the hospital with what appeared to be minor injuries. The section of road is likely to be closed down all day, according to Lewiston police on scene. Surrounding businesses and homes did not lose power as a result of the crash.August Frank/Lewiston Tribune

A driver and a passenger were taken to the hospital Thursday morning after their pickup truck crashed through two telephone poles, a power pole and another vehicle along G Street in downtown Lewiston.

The crash happened around 10 a.m. Thursday. The driver and passenger were taken to the hospital with what appeared to be minor injuries.

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All three poles the pickup struck were knocked over. The vehicle it hit was parked and unoccupied.

The section of G Street, near URM Cash & Carry, was expected to be closed throughout Thursday while police and utility workers were on the scene, according to first responders.

Despite the power pole being hit, surrounding businesses and homes didn’t lose power as a result of the crash.

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