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Small plane crashes in Nashua neighborhood

Small plane crashes in Nashua neighborhood

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A small plane crashed into a residential neighborhood on the other side of Route 101A from Nashua Airport Wednesday afternoon. The plane clipped the roof of a home and then crashed upside down near a parking lot. Fire officials said the pilot was able to get out of the plane with the help of bystanders. He was taken to a hospital his condition is unknown. No one else was hurt. The Federal Aviation Administration will investigate the cause.

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