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Niagara man killed in rollover crash

A Niagara man lost his life early yesterday morning, when his pickup truck rolled over and hit a power pole.

The Marinette County sheriff's department says the 42-year-old man left the road, around 1:15 a.m, while he was on Highway N, near Highway O, in the town of Niagara.

Authorities say he wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and he was thrown from the truck. They believe alcohol and speed contributed to the accident.

posted : February, 4th by WHBY

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