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Pedestrian hit in Winchester, dies

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March 16, 2009 03:23 PM

A pedestrian died Monday morning after being struck by a truck at Maple and Sycamore streets in Winchester.

Witnesses say the pedestrian, identified as Tracy Goodwin, 44, of Winchester, walked out into traffic at about 7 a.m. and was struck, Winchester police Chief Kevin Palmer said. Palmer said Goodwin was not in the crosswalk. She died at the scene.

Palmer said the incident has been ruled an accident, and no charges will be filed.

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