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Metal bar crashes through windshield, hits Northshore school bus driver
Metal bar crashes through windshield, hits Northshore school bus driver
Metal bar crashes through windshield, hits Northshore school bus driver

Published on: 02/17/2025

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A metal bar launched through the windshield and hit school bus driver Stewart O'Leary in the chest while he was driving on Feb. 7.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/local/northshore-school-bus-driver-returns-work-after-being-hit-by-metal-object-washington/281-940aa653-9121-4c1d-a725-bd0a9564b659

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