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Lunenburg motor vehicle crash results in fatality, police say

In Lunenburg, VT, a vehicle crash on February 19 resulted in the death of a 75-year-old passenger, according to police. The driver, 31, faced no charges.

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Vermont State Police say a serious motor vehicle accident occurred on February 19, 2026, on River Road near East Concord Road in Lunenburg. The crash involved a 2002 Honda Odyssey driven by 31-year-old Elizabeth Dawson of Concord, who was traveling with 75-year-old passenger Norene Emrick-Brooks.

According to police reports, the accident transpired around 4:09 PM when Dawson’s vehicle lost traction on black ice while navigating a curve. The Honda left the roadway and collided with several trees. Emergency responders, including the Lunenburg Fire Department and Lancaster Ambulance, arrived at the scene. Dawson was treated for minor injuries and released, but Emrick-Brooks was severely injured. She was taken to Littleton Regional Healthcare before being airlifted to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Unfortunately, she succumbed to her injuries on March 3, 2026. Following the fatality, the Vermont State Police took over the investigation into the incident.

As the investigation continues, all charges remain allegations, and further legal proceedings may follow. Court dates and specific charges can change as the case develops.

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Source: Vermont State Police

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