The victim of a fatal crash that occurred in Ossipee, New Hampshire, on Friday has been identified.
80-year-old Dorothy Marshall of Ossipee was killed after her car collided with a Mack dump truck on Route 28.
According to police, around noon on Friday, May 16, Ossipee officers were dispatched to Route 28 for reports of a crash.
An initial investigation revealed that a 2005 Mack dump truck, driven by Robert Gifford, 54, of Rochester, collided with a 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe, which was being driven by Marshall.
As a result of the crash, additional assistance from the State Police and a Collision Analysis and Reconstruction (C.A.R.) Unit responded to assist in the investigation.
The investigation resulted in the findings that Gifford had been traveling Northbound on Route 28 when he lost control of the truck, causing it to roll over and collide with Marshall, who was traveling in the opposite direction.
Gifford was arrested and charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated. He is currently being held on bail and pending an arraignment on Monday, May 19.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.
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Walpole Police and New Hampshire State Police are investigating a shooting incident at Jiffy Mart in Walpole, N.H. on Route 12. Police report no danger to the community. One person was transported for injuries to Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, N.H.
No other information is available at this time.
CONCORD, NH — The Powerball jackpot for Wednesday night is expected to be the sixth largest in history, according to the New Hampshire Lottery.
The jackpot is expected to be $1.25 billion. The one-time cash payout should be around $572 million before taxes. No one has won the jackpot since Sept. 6, when winners who purchased tickets in Missouri and Texas split a $1.78 billion jackpot.
The odds of winning the jackpot are 292.2 million to 1. The odds of winning the $1 million prize — matching five numbers without the Powerball are 1 in 11.7 million.
Charlie McIntyre, the executive director of the New Hampshire Lottery, said last week, $2.4 million worth of tickets were sold in the state.
“We’ve gone a number of drawings without a winner, giving this Powerball jackpot plenty of time to rise to the sixth largest of all time,” said “There’s still time to make your holiday season brighter with a chance at this $1.25 billion prize — all you need is $2 to play.”
Revenue from the sales, he said, helps the commission “continue our daily mission to deliver the maximum amount of revenue to public schools in New Hampshire.”
Since 1964, more than $3 billion has been contributed to schools in the Granite State.
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