Man hurt in wreck
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MOSES LAKE - A Moses Lake man was seriously injured Sunday during a motorcycle-pickup truck collision near Moses Lake on June 10.
Emergency responders were called to County Road 4 NE and County Road F NW in the Mae Valley community west of Moses Lake around 5 p.m.
According to authorities, Edward J. Pashkovsky, 18, of Moses Lake was driving a 2007 Kawasaski motorcycle at high speed eastbound on Road 4 when it collided with a 1975 Ford Courier pickup truck at the Road F intersection.
Pashkovsky was thrown from the motorcycle, suffered serious injuries, and was flown by Northwest MedStar to a Spokane hospital. The driver of the truck, Kyle Armour, 21, of Moses Lake, was not injured.
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