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Man in multi-car U.S. 2 crash needs help

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Chuck Browning, a professional cook, is fighting for recovery after a serious head-on collision on U. S. 2 on May 29. The crash occurred when an 18-year-old driver in a Ford Explorer rear-ended a Jeep Cherokee and crossed into oncoming traffic, striking Browning's Chevy Equinox. He spent three weeks in the hospital before moving to a rehabilitation center, where he continues his recovery.

His family launched a GoFundMe campaign, which has raised over $5,000 to help cover medical expenses and support his rehabilitation. The incident underscores the critical importance of road safety and the devastating consequences of distracted driving. Local residents are showing their support as Browning's family seeks assistance during this challenging time. The GoFundMe link can be found online for those wishing to contribute. Community engagement highlights the solidarity in times of crisis, emphasizing the need for awareness regarding traffic safety.

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