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Binghamton woman dies in crash on I-81 in Tully

4 weeks ago in Local

Binghamton woman dies in crash on I-81 in Tully

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TULLY, NY (607NewsNow) — A 24-year-old Binghamton woman is dead. 

State Police say Paige O’Donnell was killed Wednesday in a crash on I-81 in the town of Tully. Investigators determined O’Donnell lost control of her 2023 Subaru in the passing lane because of a wet road, struck a guardrail, then crashed into a tractor-trailer.

O’Donnell was pronounced dead at the scene. 

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