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David Roach, frontman of Junkyard, married Jennifer Michael just two weeks before his death from metastatic cancer at age 59. Their love story, marked by personal struggles and deep connection, culminated in a small wedding at the Buffett Cancer Center, shortly before Roach passed away peacefully in his sleep.
David Roach, frontman of the heavy metal band Junkyard, died at 59 after a battle with aggressive skin cancer, just weeks after marrying his partner Jennifer. His band confirmed his peaceful passing at home, highlighting his talents and devotion to family.
JUNKYARD frontman David Roach died after battling cancer, leaving behind a legacy as a talented singer and songwriter known for his work since 1987, with the band experiencing various successes and reunions over the years.
Israeli authorities are investigating the theft of an unarmed Merkava 2 tank from a military training zone in northern Israel. The tank was later found abandoned in a junkyard near a military base. The tank had been decommissioned and used for soldiers' exercises. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft.
Israeli authorities are investigating the theft of a decommissioned, unarmed tank from a military training zone near Haifa, which was later found abandoned in a junkyard. The 65-ton Merkava 2 tank had been used for soldiers' exercises and was discovered alongside scrap metal. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft.
Israeli authorities are investigating the theft of an unarmed Merkava 2 tank from a military training zone near Haifa, Israel. The tank, which had been decommissioned and used for soldiers' exercises, was found abandoned in a junkyard. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft.
A three-alarm fire broke out at a junkyard in Philadelphia's Hunting Park section, with about 120 firefighters on the scene. The Philadelphia Health Department dispatched inspectors to collect air samples to assess air quality and the potential for any threat. No specific hazardous substances have been identified, and residents in the area are advised to take precautions to avoid unnecessary exposure to smoke. There is no word on any injuries or how the fire started.