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Woodbury crash leaves one injured, investigation ongoing, police say

In Woodbury, Vermont, police say Cherie Salls, 48, crashed her vehicle into trees on November 15, causing minor and serious injuries to herself and a passenger.

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Based on: </strong> Vermont State Police press release

According to police reports, a single-vehicle crash on VT Route 14 in Woodbury on November 15, 2025, resulted in injuries to both the driver and a passenger. The incident occurred around 9:54 AM when Cherie Salls, 48, of Barre City, was traveling northbound and lost control of her 2014 Kia Soul, colliding head-on with several trees.

Emergency services transported Salls, who sustained minor injuries, and her passenger, who suffered serious bodily injuries, to nearby medical facilities, including CVMC and the UVM Medical Center. The roadway was temporarily reduced to one lane while authorities conducted their investigation.

Police say the Vermont State Police received assistance from multiple local agencies, including the Woodbury Fire Department and several rescue teams. The investigation into the crash is ongoing, and Salls has been charged with allegations related to the incident.

Court proceedings are pending, and local authorities advise that dates and specific charges may change as the case develops. Further information can be obtained by contacting the criminal court clerk.

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