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Rural Columbia Home Explodes… Destroyed By Fire
By Monroe County Independent |
Homeowner Able To Safely Escape The rural Columbia home of Eddy Hayes was destroyed by fire following an explosion in the residence located in the Hilltop area on Friday morning, Oct. 18. There were no serious injuries. The initial report is the fire was caused by gas leaking from a recently lit furnace. Just after……
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