Richard Reesman, 73, killed and Kathy Reesman, 71, injured when their snowmobile strike tree on Snowmobile Trail No. 160 in Ironwood, Michigan
Wisconsin Man, 73, Dies In Upper Peninsula Snowmobile Crash
A 73-year-old Wisconsin man was killed when the snowmobile he was riding with his wife missed a corner on a snowmobile trail and struck a tree in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, authorities say.
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