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GRAY — A local man who crashed his motorcycle on Hotel Road on Sunday has succumbed to his injuries, according to his family.
Matthew Smith, 27, had remained in critical condition in the days following the accident, but his family confirmed that he died Monday evening.
According to Auburn police, Smith was driving south at the intersection of Hotel and Poland Spring roads when he attempted to pass a line of vehicles in a no-passing zone.
He ended up laying down his bike, according to witnesses.
Matthew Daigle is a court reporter at the Norway bureau of the Sun Journal and has worked for the company for more than six years. He covers the courts, Oxford County government, and the towns of Norway,... More by Matthew Daigle
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