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Fatal Belmont crash investigated

7 years ago in Local

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Police in New Hampshire say a motorcyclist has been killed in a three-vehicle crash. WMUR-TV reports police said a southbound car on Route 106 in Belmont crossed into the path of a car in the opposite direction. The motorcyclist also was involved in the crash. Police said he was pronounced dead at the scene Tuesday. He was wearing a helmet.

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