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23-Year-Old Woman Who Was Hit By Bus In Bushwick Died Today

Sad news comes to us today -by way of Gothamist- the 23-year-old woman who was hit by a bus near Myrtle-Wyckoff a few weeks ago was taken off of life support today

23-Year-Old Woman Who Was Hit By Bus In Bushwick Died Today

23-Year-Old Woman Who Was Hit By Bus In Bushwick Died Today

Sad news comes to us today -by way of Gothamist- the 23-year-old woman who was hit by a bus near Myrtle-Wyckoff a few weeks ago was taken off of life support today

23-Year-Old Woman Who Was Hit By Bus In Bushwick Died Today
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Sad news comes to us today -by way of Gothamist– the 23-year-old woman who was hit by a bus near Myrtle-Wyckoff a few weeks ago was taken off of life support today. The young woman, Ella Kottick Bandes, hailed from Montclair but was a Bushwick resident. She was struck by a bus at the  tricky intersection where Myrtle, Wyckoff and Palmetto meet under the elevated JMZ train platform.

Ella was struck by the truck at about 11 pm on New Years Eve, and after remaining on life support, has passed away today. NorthJersey.com’s online Obituary…

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