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POPSFriends, family mourn Jessica (cont) Police continue crash investigation POLICE are continuing investigations into the car accident that killed 19-year-old Glenrowan woman Jessica Campbell and injured two male teenagers in the King Valley last Thursday night. It is believed the vehicle left the road after the driver, 18-year-old Dylan Bergamin - the son of missing Wangaratta woman Kath Bergamin - lost control while negotiating a sweeping right-hand bend on the Upper King River Road near Cheshunt. The car then collided with trees - Ms Campbell died at the scene, while Mr Bergamin and the other passenger, 17-year-old Sam Weston, were conveyed to Wangaratta hospital for treatment. A spokesperson for Victoria Police said on Friday that the Major Collision Investigation Unit was looking at the possibility of speed being a factor. Mr Bergamin and Mr Weston were both in a stable condition on Friday.
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POPSFestivals fail to be adversely affected by fuel costs
The fourth year of the festival had six participating wineries and vigneron Gerard Mahoney of Nooramunga Sparkling Shiraz, who doesn’t have a cellar door, had his wine on display at Morrison’s. Wines of King Valley group executive officer, Kevin Bascomb, said Weekend Fit For A King visitor research would be analysed in about a month but the visitor estimate prior to the event was 5000. "I think the numbers would be steady this year," Mr Bascomb said. "It was a very good group of people, very interested in learning about the wines. "We were very pleased with the interest of visitors around the area." In the sixth year of Weekend Fit For A King, the festival added another to its list of participating wineries, bringing the total to 19. "Moyhu Wine Company was participating for the first time and was delighted with the results." Mr Bascomb said Wines of King Valley was very pleased with the way the event had developed and was attracting the type of person sought by th