Published April 18. 2020 06:43AM
Sedona crashes into stone fountain
The female driver of this Kia Sedona lost control on Burger Hollow Road around 2:30 Friday afternoon. She and the family dog were the only ones in the vehicle. According to a witness who lives on Burger Hollow Road, the driver left the road, hit the side of a large rock, and came to stop in the fountain located at intersection of Burger Hollow Road and Short Ridge Drive. The witness r helped the driver from her vehicle and made sure she was OK. State police at Lehighton is investigating. Barry Borger towed the vehicle to the driver’s residence nearby. The property owner estimates $5,000 in damage to the stone fountain. A local mason had built the fountain. The light and water were turned off a couple months ago due to ice and potential damage to the stonework. STACI L. GOWER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS
Sedona crashes into stone fountain The female driver of this Kia Sedona lost control on Burger Hollow Road around 2:30 Friday afternoon. She and the family dog were the only ones in the vehicle. According to a witness who lives on Burger Hollow Road, the driver left the road, hit the side of a large rock, and came to stop in the fountain located at intersection of Burger Hollow Road and Short Ridge Drive. The witness and her mother helped the driver from her vehicle and made sure she was OK. State police at Lehighton are investigating. Borger's towed the vehicle to the driver's residence nearby. The property owner estimates $5,000 in damage to the stone fountain. The light and water to the fountain were turned off a couple months ago due to ice and potential damage to the stonework. STACI L. GOWER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS
The female driver of this Kia Sedona lost control on Burger Hollow Road around 2:30 Friday afternoon. She and the family dog were the only ones in the vehicle. According to a witness who lives on Burger Hollow Road, the driver left the road, hit the side of a large rock, and came to stop in the fountain located at intersection of Burger Hollow Road and Short Ridge Drive. The witness and her mother helped the driver from her vehicle and made sure she was OK. State police at Lehighton is investigating. Barry Borger towed the vehicle to the driver's residence nearby. The property owner estimates $5,000 in damage to the stone fountain. A local mason had built the fountain. The light and water were turned off a couple months ago due to ice and potential damage to the stonework. STACI L. GOWER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS