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A Farmington Falls woman was killed in a car crash Wednesday morning.
State police say Hilda Howe, 36, lost control of her SUV on Tower Road in Vienna just after midnight.
The SUV reportedly rolled several times and ended up next to some trees.
Police say Howe was not wearing a seat belt and ended up outside of the SUV.
Speed is believed to be a factor in the crash.
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