Fryeburg Fire Chief Andrew Dufresne (left) is seen with other first responders at Porter Road, near where a small aircraft crashed on Thursday afternoon in Fryeburg, Maine, apparently killing the pilot. The National Transportation Safety Board is handling the investigation, Fryeburg Police Chief Aaron Mick said. (RACHEL ANDREWS DAMON PHOTO)
Fryeburg Fire Chief Andrew Dufresne (left) is seen with other first responders at Porter Road, near where a small aircraft crashed on Thursday afternoon in Fryeburg, Maine, apparently killing the pilot. The National Transportation Safety Board is handling the investigation, Fryeburg Police Chief Aaron Mick said. (RACHEL ANDREWS DAMON PHOTO)
FRYEBURG, Maine — According to Fryeburg Police Chief Aaron Mick, the Fryeburg Police Department, Fryeburg Fire Department and Fryeburg Rescue located the site of a small aircraft crash and confirmed one fatality on Thursday afternoon.
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