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JAMES COBURN | THE EDMOND SUN This OG&E power line snapped during the May 19 EF-1 tornado that started in Edmond and moved on to Arcadia, Luther, Wellston and Carney. About 35-40 homes in Edmond's Oak Forest addition remain on temporary power until OG&E and Edmond Electric can repair numerous power poles and lines leading to this area.
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OG&E works to replace Edmond power poles
“Oh my God, it’s the tornado,” Betsy Herring thought as she and her husband, Lee, took shelter in their laundry room as Sunday’s tornado roared toward their Forest Oaks home in Edmond.
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OG&E works to replace Edmond power poles
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