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Murder suspect had accomplice in Columbus burning car case, records say - Vimarsana News

Murder suspect had accomplice in Columbus burning car case, records say

For a previous report on this story, view the video player above. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A man charged with murder and abuse of a corpse was in court Wednesday, as was an alleged accomplice. William Gray Jr., 27, appeared before a Franklin County Court of Common Pleas judge Wednesday, facing charges of murder, felonious […]

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RHODES: Drader Box Factory survived nearby fire and still stands today - Vimarsana News

RHODES: Drader Box Factory survived nearby fire and still stands today

Chatham history columnist John Rhodes writes about the Drader Box Factory building, including its time as a Hupmobile location.

RHODES: Drader Box Factory survived nearby fire and still stands today | The Woodstock Sentinel Review - Vimarsana News

RHODES: Drader Box Factory survived nearby fire and still stands today | The Woodstock Sentinel Review

Chatham history columnist John Rhodes writes about the Drader Box Factory building, including its time as a Hupmobile location.

RHODES: Drader Box Factory survived nearby fire and still stands today | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week - Vimarsana News

RHODES: Drader Box Factory survived nearby fire and still stands today | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week

Chatham history columnist John Rhodes writes about the Drader Box Factory building, including its time as a Hupmobile location.

NY State Historic Site Permanently Removes 'Modern Convenience' - Vimarsana News

NY State Historic Site Permanently Removes 'Modern Convenience'

Some say this item should end up in a museum. Other in the Hudson Valley were surprised it still worked.