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Accident near 84th and Glynoaks Drive in Lincoln affected traffic Saturday afternoon

TheoJune 9, 2024

Car accident, 84th and Glynoaks Drive — A multi-vehicle crash near South 84th Street and Glynoaks Drive in southeast Lincoln Saturday afternoon impacted traffic on surrounding streets.

KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star

A multi-vehicle crash near South 84th Street and Glynoaks Drive in southeast Lincoln Saturday afternoon impacted traffic on surrounding streets.

Traffic reports showed vehicles backed up on nearby Old Cheney Road as emergency vehicles rushed to the crash, which occurred around 3 p.m.

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