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July 15. 2013 2:24PM
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Fremont couple die in Vt. crash of 3-wheel vehicle
John Brown, 73, and Leona Miller, 72, who are both from Florida but live part of the year in Fremont, N.H., died at the scene, police say, after the three-wheeled motorcycle they were driving left the roadway near the Marlboro Town Highway garage.
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