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State Rep and Laconia Motorcycle week director Charlie St. Clair, in critical condition following Ohio crash

16 hours ago in Local

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AVON, O.H.- Officials have confirmed that a State Rep. Charlie G. St. Clair D-Laconia remains hospitalized out of a serious crash.

The news comes as St. Clair suffered serious injuries following a crash this past Tuesday on his way to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota; after his rear tire blew out on I-90.

As of Sunday, officials say St. Clair, known not just for his political background, but also for being the Executive Director of the Laconia Motorcycle Week, is listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit at the MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland

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