Two people are dead after their Mercedes Benz collided head-on into a truck in the Hudson Valley.

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On Sunday around 12:20 p.m., New York State Police from the Catskill barracks responded to a two-vehicle crash on State Route 23 in the town of Windham.

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The initial investigation revealed that a 1998 Mercedes Benz, 36-year-old operated by Cameron Marron from the town of Durham was traveling west on State Route 23 when he crossed over into the eastbound lane and struck a 2013 Nissan Titan pick-up truck that was traveling east, police say.

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Marron and his passenger 63-year-old Nancy Marron were both pronounced deceased at the scene, according to New York State Police.

The operator of the pick-up, Shawn Smith, 34, from the town of Ashland, was transported to Albany Medical Center via medivac.

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He is currently listed in stable condition with injuries to his right leg.

The cause of the collision is under investigation. State police were assisted by Hansenville and Windham fire departments.

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