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A Fort Kent woman was killed this afternoon when a car collided with a moose.
This according to the Bangor Daily News.
The Aroostook County Sherrif's Dept. says the crash happened around 1:30 PM on Route 11, killing 34 year-old Cheryl Alber.
Sargent Forrest Dudley says the victim was riding in the passenger's seat of a 1982 Chevy Camaro in the Soucy Hill area.
A bull moose entered the roadway and the driver, 41 year-old Ronnie Pelletier of Allagash, couldn't avoid hitting it.
He suffered only minor injuries.
The accident is under investigation from the Sheriff's Deputy Mitchell Wheeler.
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