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Two children were hospitalized after a driver ran a stop sign in Jamestown Township

The Good Day Grand Rapids teamFrom the Nov. 1 edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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A driver who failed to stop at an intersection sent two children to a hospital Saturday afternoon in Jamestown Township, according to the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office. Ottawa News Network reports crews were dispatched to 40th Avenue and Greenly Street.

Two of the four children in the minivan were hospitalized

2 of 4

  • were hospitalized with minor injuries
  • 2 weren't hospitalized

Sources: Ottawa News Network, WHTC, WOODTV.com

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  • Westbound: 2021 Nissan Rogue, driven by a 69-year-old Hudsonville woman
  • Southbound: 2019 Honda Odyssey, driven by a 36-year-old Zeeland woman
  • Both drivers were uninjured
  • Status: under investigation

WHTC says the minivan veered into a ditch after the crash at the stop sign. WOOD reports three of the four children in the minivan were hurt, according to the police report, and two were hospitalized.

4:04 p.m.approximate dispatch time for crews at 40th Avenue and Greenly Street

The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office, Jamestown Township Fire Department, and LIFE EMS responded.

Sources: Ottawa News Network, WHTC, WOODTV.com

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