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Hartford Crash Kills One, Critically Injures Another

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One person died and another was left in critical condition after a black Audi crashed into a tree near Cornwall and Manchester streets in Hartford on Sunday afternoon. Firefighters extricated both occupants, who were taken to a hospital. Hartford police are investigating the cause and circumstances of the crash.

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