WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Two people were taken by ambulance from the scene of a two-car collision at the corner of Main Street and Luce Road on Monday afternoon, police said.
According to a police report, Laura Martin of Shaftsbury, Vt., was exiting Luce Road and pulled into the path of a vehicle driving east on Main Street at 5:22 p.m.
Police Officer John J. McConnell wrote that the 2014 Subaru driven by Suzanne Graver of Williamstown was traveling east on Main Street and was "unable to avoid [Martin's car], striking the front."
Both Graver's vehicle and Martin's 2001 Ford went off the road and into a row of bushes at 147 Main St., according to the report.
Graver and Martin were transported from the scene by Northern Berkshire EMS with apparent minor injuries, police said.
Kyle Wellspeak of Shaftsbury, a passenger in Martin's vehicle, left the scene on his own.
Editor's note: the previous version of this article incorrectly identified the vehicles and drivers in relation to the collision. iBerkshires regrets the error.
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Golfers Sought for Mike Deep Memorial Tournament
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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Thursday, May 1, is the deadline to register to play in the Mike Deep Memorial Tournament, scheduled for Juen 7 at Waubeeka Golf Links.
The tournament is being held to raise funds for a memorial bench at the course in Deep's honor and to benefit the Mike Deep Memorial Scholarship fund, which supports students from McCann Tech, Drury and Mount Greyloock.
The cost for a team of four is $175 per person.
The event will feature lunch at noon and a shotgun start at 1 p.m. with a scramble format.
There will be a 50/50 raffle at the event.
To sign up, call 413-458-8355 or visit the pro shop at Waubeeka.
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