Keene couple seriously injured in crash in Vermont
Vermont State Police said the couple's two young grandchildren were also in the car, but they were not hurt.
Vermont State Police said the couple's two young grandchildren were also in the car, but they were not hurt.
Vermont State Police said the couple's two young grandchildren were also in the car, but they were not hurt.
Vermont State Police said a husband and wife from Keene suffered serious injuries in a crash.
The crash happened on Wednesday on Route 2 in Marshfield, Vermont. Police said Dakota Oberg, 26, of Burlington, Vermont, was heading east in a Subaru Outback when the SUV crossed the center line into oncoming traffic. The Subaru hit a Toyota Prius head-on.
The driver of the Prius, William Gillard, 74, of Keene, suffered serious injuries in the crash, police said. His wife, Nancy Gillard, suffered life-threatening injuries. Vermont State Police said the couple's two grandchildren, ages 4 and 2, were also in the car, but they were not injured.
Oberg suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was issued a citation for gross negligent operation resulting in serious bodily injury. Police said further charges are pending.
Anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to contact Trooper Lambert at the Berlin, Vermont, Barracks at 802-229-9191.