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Drivers recovering after Epping crash

By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
April 05. 2013 9:13PM

EPPING - Two drivers who were seriously injured in an accident at the intersection of Routes 125 and 87 on Thursday continue to recover in a Boston hospital.

Megan Barnes, 23, of Epping, remained in serious condition Friday afternoon while the second driver, Loretta Gynan, 26, of Nottingham, was listed in good condition, according to a spokesman at Boston Medical Center.

Police continue to investigate the cause of the crash, but said it appears that Barnes was traveling west in a 2010 Toyota Corolla and collided with Gynan's 2010 Mazda 6 heading south on Route 125.

Given the extent of their injuries, both women were flown by separate medical helicopters to Boston Medical Center.

No charges have been filed.

jschreiber@newtote.com


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