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Man Killed In Mass Rollover Crash Was 'Avid Gamer, Die-Hard Patriots Fan' Man Killed In Mass Rollover Crash Was 'Avid Gamer, Die-Hard Patriots Fan'
Man Killed In Mass Rollover Crash Was 'Avid Gamer, Die-Hard Patriots Fan' Loved ones are mourning the death of a 28-year-old man who died from injuries sustained in a car crash in Southeast Massachusetts this week. William Gronblom, of New Bedford and formerly of Wareham, was killed in a single-vehicle rollover crash on I-195 in Marion on Monday, April 3, as previously reported by Daily Voice. Gronblom graduated from Upper Cape Regional Technical High School in Bourne in 2012 and worked as a manager for a Home Depot in Hyannis, according to his obituary.  When he was not working, Gronbloom was an "avid gamer," enjoyed building his own computers, a…

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by David Cifarelli
Police & Fire
28-Year-Old Man Killed In Southeast Massachusetts Rollover Car Crash: Police 28-Year-Old Man Killed In Southeast Massachusetts Rollover Car Crash: Police
28-Year-Old Man Killed In Southeast Massachusetts Rollover Car Crash: Police A 28-year-old man was killed in an overnight rollover crash on a major highway in Southeast Massachusetts this week, according to authorities.  William Gronblom died in the single-vehicle crash that happened on I-195 in Marion around 12:13 a.m. on Monday, April 3, Massachusetts State Police report. Initial investigation suggested that a Toyota RAV4, driven by Gronblom, drifted from the side of the road and onto the grass as it approached the Route 105 overpass. The car then struck the median and a concrete support section of the overpass, police added.  Gronblom was taken to …

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by David Cifarelli
Police & Fire
Second Victim ID'd, 5 Hospitalized In Fatal New Bedford Fire Second Victim ID'd, 5 Hospitalized In Fatal New Bedford Fire
Second Victim ID'd, 5 Hospitalized In Fatal New Bedford Fire Residents jumped out of windows to escape the fire that has now been revealed to have caused the death of two people, according to officials.  A 31-apartment building located at 1305 Acushnet Avenue caught fire at approximately 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday, March 28, according to the New Bedford Fire Department.  Firefighters initially attacked the fire from the interior, but had to fall back and begin a defensive attack as the building deteriorated.New Bedford Fire Department Firefighters arrived on the scene to see heavy smoke and fire, some residents standing in windows waiting for rescue, a…

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by Morgan Gonzales