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An incident on Grant Street this afternoon caused significant damage to Alexandra Sportspower. A vehicle entered the store from the street.

Fortunately, the female shopper who was at the counter at the time of the incident and the driver of the vehicle, a 73 year old local man, were both uninjured. Both were very shaken up.

It's understood that two parked vehicles were also damaged.

Police, ambulance, SES and CFA members attended the incident.
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An incident on Grant Street this afternoon caused significant damage to Alexandra Sportspower. A vehicle entered the store from the street. 

Fortunately, the female shopper who was at the counter at the time of the incident and the driver of the vehicle, a 73 year old local man, were both uninjured. Both were very shaken up.

Its understood that two parked vehicles were also damaged.

Police, ambulance, SES and CFA members attended the incident.
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