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Wednesday, June 17, 2009 12:04 PM

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Boyd Allen, owner and operator of Quality Tree Service Inc. of Osawatomie, trims a tree limb Tuesday that had fallen on a home in the 400 block of Oak Street in Lane during an overnight storm. Thunderstorms brought high wind and heavy rain to the area late Monday night and early Tuesday morning.

Damage piles up in wake of storm

Franklin County declared a disaster area

By JENALEA MYERS, Herald Staff Writer

It was a tree that Steve Miner says saved his house from additional damage.

Trees were uprooted in Miner’s home near Rantoul following Monday night’s batch of thunderstorms and high winds. The top of one tree even snapped off and landed about 20 feet from his front door, he said.

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