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Storm Tues., Aug. 4, 2009: Damage mostly in 2 Columbia areas Click on headline for story plus picture(s) By Ed Waggener Straight line winds which came through Adair County at around 3:00pm today, Tuesday, August 4, 2009, blew down trees, with first reports of damage coming in from a tight area of Columbia, plus one report from the Cane Valley Mill Road area. A large tree fell across the beautiful old home of Dr. Ronald P. and Gail Rogers at 300 Jamestown ST. Other calls came from Myrtle Street and Maple Street on the Greater Lindsey Hill area, and from Heskamp Stret, and Tim Street on the Greater Jamestown Hill area. Wally Burress first reported a visual sighting of the winds after driving in East 80 and seeing the winds from the Green Hills Road area. When he called, he had seen the big tree down at Dr. Rogers' home. This story was posted on 2009-08-04 15:57:06
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