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Cops: Two kids injured when drunk mom crashed into utility pole

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By Jessica DiNapoli 
and Brendan O’Reilly on May 19, 2010
A Sag Harbor woman pleaded not guilty to charges of felony DWI and endangering the welfare of a child on Wednesday morning after a Tuesday afternoon crash that police said... more

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