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Cessna crashes into Marstons Mills home

Stunned residents aid injured pilot; cause unknown

Homeowner Brian Malone recounted yesterday how the single-engine plane that hit his house ended up resting upside down in his Barnstable driveway. The injured pilot was taken to Cape Cod Hospital, according to Barnstable police. Homeowner Brian Malone recounted yesterday how the single-engine plane that hit his house ended up resting upside down in his Barnstable driveway. The injured pilot was taken to Cape Cod Hospital, according to Barnstable police. (Steve Heaslip/cape cod times via associated press)
By Erin Conroy and Tracy Jan
Globe Correspondent and Globe Staff / May 6, 2007

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BARNSTABLE -- A small plane with a sputtering engine crashed into the roof of a house in the Marstons Mills area yesterday, landing upside down in the front yard as the home's two residents watched in amazement from their back yard garden. (Full article: 494 words)

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