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1 Airlifted, 2 Hospitalized After Golf Cart Crash at a Hill Country Resort

According to a News4SanAntonio report, three people were injured in a golf cart crash at a Hill Country resort Saturday.¹

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Senior Passenger Killed After Golf Cart Flips Backwards on the North Side

According to a KSAT News report, a man is dead after being ejected in a golf cart accident in the Stone Oak area this week.

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