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  Two injured in U.S. 10 accident
  Toronto residents, from left, Ashmir McCarthy, 8, Kyla McCarthy, and Karensa McCarthy, 4, try to pass the time reading in standstill traffic on U.S. 10 after a single-car rollover accident. The family was on its way to Sleeping Bear Dunes on the state's west coast.
  Two people were injured and traffic was blocked after a car left the roadway and flipped several times Wednesday afternoon on westbound U.S. 10, just west of Eastman Avenue.
  A white Mercury Grand Marquis with a Florida license plate rested perpendicular to the roadway as police from the Midland Police Department and Michigan State Police and Midland firefighters blocked traffic headed toward Clare at about 12:43 p.m. The sides of the vehicle were caved in, pushing the roof up in a tiny metal mountain.
  Rescue workers examine the scene of a single-car accident on Wednesday that kept traffic on U.S. 10 near Eastman Avenue at a standstill for more than 15 minutes.
  "The car was traveling west when it went off the road, came back on and flipped several times," Midland Police Lt. Pat Hansen said Wednesday afternoon. "I know there were two people in the car and when they were taken out they were alive."
  The driver, Leticia Coretta Madding, 74, is in fair condition at MidMichigan Medical Center. Her passenger Will Madding, 77, is in critical condition at St. Mary's. Both are Florida residents.
  Hansen said the accident remains under investigation.
  Some people whose vehicles were stopped while officers investigated the accident stood along the side of the road. Others sat in the cabs of their cars with doors left open.
  "We just pulled up and we saw them pull two people out," said Don White, who stood just outside the cab of a Men on the Move truck. He and his partner were traveling from Westland to help move a woman's belongings to the Sanford Lake area.
  "I just pulled up and I've been waiting the last half hour," said Tom Foster, of Bay City, who works for Maxi Muffler. "I'm making some deliveries in Midland. I called ahead and told customers I'd be late."