Photo by Tim Unruh/Salina Journal A utility van rests on its top at Cloud and Pershing Thursday morning after crashing with a minivan shortly before 11 a.m. There were no serious injuries. Looking for Salina Journal photos? Click here! 
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Print this story Utility van driver Brian Applegarth suffered minor cuts when he ran a stop sign and collided with a minivan shortly before 11 this morning at Cloud and Pershing streets. The utility van rolled onto its top. The driver of the minivan, Kandice Jurgens, 32, Odell, Neb., was not injured, said Salina Police Officer Mike Miller. Miller said Jurgens was driving east on Cloud Street when the collision occurred. Applegarth was driving south on Pershing at the Cloud Street intersection in the utility van owned by Callabresi Heating & Cooling. Applegarth, 26, 2091 Hageman, is a heating, ventilation and air conditioning technician for Callabresi, 1311 Armory. A tow truck cable and winch truck was used to pull the utility van onto its wheels. |
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