MONROE POLICE
MONROE - No one was injured in a minor parking lot accident at about 11:15 a.m. Thursday in the 2300 block of 6th Avenue. Police report a vehicle operated by Rosemary Voegli, 70, Monroe, collided with a vehicle operated by Ashley M. Jenkins, 23, Monroe. Both vehicles received minor damage.
GREEN COUNTY SHERIFF
MONROE - No one was injured and no anhydrous ammonia leaked from a tank that over turned at about 4:15 p.m. Thursday on County S at Preston Road, Town of Jefferson. The tank, being pulled by a truck driven by Brandon J. Spray, 20, Pecatonica, Ill., started to roll over during a turn onto County S. Deputies report Spray stopped the vehicle, but the tank and running gear overturned onto its side, damaging only the hitch. It appeared that either one or two of the rear bolts that held the tank to the running gear might have broken. The weight shifted when the tank was making the turn, causing the tank to roll over. The tank and running gear are owned by FS of Stephenson County. The truck was driven from the scene. The running gear and tank sustained severe damage.
• No one was injured in a minor accident at about 7:30 a.m. Thursday on Holloway Road west of Wisconsin 69 in the Town of Washington. Deputies report Michael H. Hughes, 69, Monroe was operating a Green County Highway Department pickup truck westbound and struck mirrors with an eastbound vehicle operated by Brady L. Blum, 31, Monroe. Both vehicles received minor damage, and were driven from the scene.
• A deer collided with a vehicle driven by Erica R. Wand, 31, Gratiot, at about midnight Thursday in the W7800 block of Wisconsin 11 in the Town of Cadiz. The vehicle received moderate damages and was driven from the scene.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY SHERIFF
DARLINGTON - No one was injured in a one-vehicle accident at about 6 p.m. Thursday on Everson Road in Argyle township. Deputies report Hollie Ehorn, 18, Argyle, lost control of the vehicle which left the roadway and traveled through a fence. The vehicle was towed, Ehorn was cited for failure to have control.
MONROE - No one was injured in a minor parking lot accident at about 11:15 a.m. Thursday in the 2300 block of 6th Avenue. Police report a vehicle operated by Rosemary Voegli, 70, Monroe, collided with a vehicle operated by Ashley M. Jenkins, 23, Monroe. Both vehicles received minor damage.
GREEN COUNTY SHERIFF
MONROE - No one was injured and no anhydrous ammonia leaked from a tank that over turned at about 4:15 p.m. Thursday on County S at Preston Road, Town of Jefferson. The tank, being pulled by a truck driven by Brandon J. Spray, 20, Pecatonica, Ill., started to roll over during a turn onto County S. Deputies report Spray stopped the vehicle, but the tank and running gear overturned onto its side, damaging only the hitch. It appeared that either one or two of the rear bolts that held the tank to the running gear might have broken. The weight shifted when the tank was making the turn, causing the tank to roll over. The tank and running gear are owned by FS of Stephenson County. The truck was driven from the scene. The running gear and tank sustained severe damage.
• No one was injured in a minor accident at about 7:30 a.m. Thursday on Holloway Road west of Wisconsin 69 in the Town of Washington. Deputies report Michael H. Hughes, 69, Monroe was operating a Green County Highway Department pickup truck westbound and struck mirrors with an eastbound vehicle operated by Brady L. Blum, 31, Monroe. Both vehicles received minor damage, and were driven from the scene.
• A deer collided with a vehicle driven by Erica R. Wand, 31, Gratiot, at about midnight Thursday in the W7800 block of Wisconsin 11 in the Town of Cadiz. The vehicle received moderate damages and was driven from the scene.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY SHERIFF
DARLINGTON - No one was injured in a one-vehicle accident at about 6 p.m. Thursday on Everson Road in Argyle township. Deputies report Hollie Ehorn, 18, Argyle, lost control of the vehicle which left the roadway and traveled through a fence. The vehicle was towed, Ehorn was cited for failure to have control.