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Engine Station by MONOGRID: A 3D Experiential E-Commerce Destination - Vimarsana News

Engine Station by MONOGRID: A 3D Experiential E-Commerce Destination

When Engine, the organic Italian gin with an 80s motorsports-inspired aesthetic, approached us at MONOGRID looking to create a disruptive and fun online experience...

After a Detroit firefighter died on duty, prosecutors looked for someone to blame. Did they get it all wrong? - Vimarsana News

After a Detroit firefighter died on duty, prosecutors looked for someone to blame. Did they get it all wrong?

Fire wall: The case of Mario Willis (part II)

Catcher of fastballs, fighter of fires, Montembeault '22 stays the path - Vimarsana News

Catcher of fastballs, fighter of fires, Montembeault '22 stays the path

The bed of Michael Montembeault’s pickup truck is full – and equally divided – with the trappings of his life these days: baseball equipment and firefighting gear. ... But that is about to change. There is the matter of one remaining collegiate stint on the baseball diamond – a Senior Day game – but after Michael graduates from Keene State a day later, the longtime catcher’s baseball equipment will no longer need to be within easy reach. ... The firefighting gear will. ... The affable senior, known by those closest to him as just “Monty,” will enter the real world as it is...

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Statue honors fallen firefighters, brings back memories of neighborhood [I Know a Story] - Vimarsana News

Statue honors fallen firefighters, brings back memories of neighborhood [I Know a Story]

The firefighters memorial statue, in front of Clipper Magazine Stadium, makes me think about that area, where I grew up, I never thought what the future had for my roaming, playing area — near the old train yard, with coal pigeons, and the old train house where my childhood friends and I would play — right where the stadium is today. I lived on the corner of Prince and Frederick streets, in an upper rear apartment, when I was around 8 years old. I lived on North Prince Street until I was almost 30. I had a paper route on Prince Street, from Chestnut Street the whole way out to Liber...