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Storm recovery continues
Teens and their families from the Big Foot High School Football
team came together to help clear debris from Como Community Church
after storms tore through the county on July 3.
SUBMITTED BY BFHS FOOTBALL, COURTESY OF SARA WOJIK
Justin Woods pours diesel on a pile of burning branches he had
collected from his yard after a strong storm struck the area July
3.
OWEN ZILIAK, STATE JOURNAL
Several motorists taking shelter from the storm were badly
injured when this silo near Sharon fell onto their vehicles.
SHARON FIRE & RESCUE
A large tree could still be seen on the side of the road, a week
after a severe storm blew through the area.
KAITLYN HUPP, KHUPP@LAKEGENEVANEWS.NET
People assess the damage of a row of power lines brought down on
South Lake Shore Drive.
OWEN ZILIAK, STATE JOURNAL
Members of the Big Foot Football team and their families help
clean up outside of Como Community Church.
SUBMITTED BY BFHS FOOTBALL, COURTESY OF SARA WOJIK
Cleanup efforts continue as the area recovers from the severe storm that struck July 3. The storm resulted in three boating deaths and widespread destruction to the area.
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