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Dan Goeden's new house
Dan Goeden (not pictured) didn't think a tornado would ever devastate him. This time, his new house is going to have hurricane anchors. Goeden is one of several farmers who has to rebuild his home after tornadoes ripped through Otter Tail County in June.
MPR Photo/Ambar Espinoza

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35W bridge debris removed
A maintenance worker secured pieces of the Interstate 35W bridge collapse wreckage onto a trailer in Minneapolis, Minn. Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010. The debris, which was considered evidence in the collapse legal cases, has been stored at Bohemian Flats in Minneapolis, but now the Minnesota Department of Transportation is moving it to a storage facility.
MPR Photo/Jeffrey Thompson
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Dan Goeden's new house
Dan Goeden (not pictured) didn't think a tornado would ever devastate him. This time, his new house is going to have hurricane anchors. Goeden is one of several farmers who has to rebuild his home after tornadoes ripped through Otter Tail County in June.
MPR Photo/Ambar Espinoza
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Reading a book
On the evening before the start of the 2010-2011 school year, Anna Nottleson relaxes with the book "School Bus." It's a tradition in the Nottleson home to read books with school themes to get everyone in the school mood.
MPR Photo/Nikki Tundel