Storm damage: The day after
The huge storm that rolled through the region on Wednesday uprooted trees, ravaged a trailer park and left dozens of families displaced. People spent Thursday cleaning up the debris.
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Stacy Vanderberg, left, and Shaun Krantz, of Belfor Property Restoration Emergency Services, shore up the damage, July 24, 2014, to a house hit by a tree during Wednesday’s storm near the corner Alameda and Crown.
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Russell Edwards narrowly escaped injury on Wednesday afternoon when a tree crashed onto his 1998 Ford Mustang as he sat in the driver’s seat in his driveway on East Regina in north Spokane. The car is totaled, and Edwards carries only liability coverage.
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Joe Pilkington and his dog Murrey walk around Northwoods Park on Thursday in search of an ice chest. The power was out at his home after a powerful storm Wednesday afternoon caused extensive damage to the area.
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Dan Hickrey, 16, drags branches from a Japanese maple tree that snapped in his front yard near the corner of Broad and Bemis in Spokane.
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A falling tree took out utility lines near the corner of Bemis and Crown in Spokane.
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Spokane County Fire District 9 volunteer firefighter Jon Amend cuts up and removes a fallen tree on Regina in north Spokane on Thursday.
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Jo Breitsprecher cleans her broom Thursday after spending three hours sweeping debris from pine trees that fell near her home across from Northwoods Park in Spokane. Spokane County crews remove broken trees in the background after a powerful storm belted the area, causing extensive damage.
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Molly Conant was standing in the kitchen in the house at the right Wednesday when a powerful storm toppled a pine tree into the roof over her head near the corner of Alameda and Crown in north Spokane. The house at left was also damaged.
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Molly Conant was standing in the kitchen, July 24, 2014, when a powerful wind storm toppled a pine tree and crashed over her head near the corner of Alameda and Crown in north Spokane.
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