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Storm damage photo gallery
Photo By Denise Freeland
September 19, 2008
Baird Road in Paris Township is closed due to a fallen tree, which also took down power lines.
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Downed power lines block a driveway off of state Route 172 in Paris Township.
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An Ohio Department of Transportation worker clears branches from state Route 172 in Paris Township.
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The top portion of a power pole, with lines still attached rests next to its base next to state Route 172 in Paris Township.
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Power lines hang like spaghetti in trees along state Route 172 in Paris Township.
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A downed tree blocks Stimmel Road in Paris Township and rests on a power line.
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An enormous tree was uprooted at the home of Malvern resident Jesse Dotson during the wind storm that swept through the area last Sunday evening.
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Linda Bucher and her nephew, Ben Cooper, escaped injuries Sunday night when a tree fell into her home, ripping through the walls, and landing on his truck. This photo was taken from inside her home at what used to be her living room and spare bedroom.
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Linda Bucher (right) shows her niece Sherry Cooper where the tree ripped through her home on U.S. Route 30, East Rochester. Bucher and her nephew were sitting on her front porch only moments before the tree fell on her home and his truck. Neither were hurt.
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Colin Logsdon (left) and Phil Kinsey of Verizon cut up a tree Monday morning that took down a telephone line on ohio Route 183, near Freed Street between New Franklin and Minerva.
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The remnants of Hurricane Ike left a trail of fallen trees, like this one which fell on a home in Robertsville, and downed power lines throughout the state.
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The roof of a dugout at one of the baseball fields in Malvern Village Park was torn off during the wind storm Sunday night.
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The shed of Jeff and Kelly Tucci, on Cherry Street in Malvern, was demolished when a tree fell on the rrof during the wind storm on Sept. 14.
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Maria Villella rakes up storm debris from her parents' Paul and Donna Kail's property on Market Street, Minerva.
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