BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. – An elderly woman in Palm Beach County drove her car into a man on a scooter and continued on to her hair appointment, police said.

Louise Davidson, 77, was arrested Thursday for leaving the scene of a crash involving injuries, Boynton Beach police said.

Police spokeswoman Stephanie Slater said the woman was turning right when she veered into the path of the oncoming scooter that had the right of way. The man was thrown onto the windshield and then fell to the road, she said.

Police said they later spotted the woman’s car after she had her hair appointment.

Authorities said the man suffered scrapes all over his body. The injuries were not believed to be life-threatening.

Philadelphia museum receives ‘Big’ musical gift

PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia museum has received a musical gift for children and “Big” kids alike.

The 16-foot walk-on piano Tom Hanks played in his 1988 film “Big” will be on display next month at the city’s Please Touch Museum.

The instrument is a gift to the children’s museum from a couple in suburban Merion who bought it after the movie’s release.

In the movie, Hanks and actor Robert Loggia jump on the giant piano and walk out a duet of tunes that included “Chopsticks.”

It was built in Philadelphia by Remo Saraceni who called his invention a Walking Piano.

Compiled from Associated Press reports