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County workers Greg Harms, right, and “Boomer” (in cab) remove a downed branch from the courthouse lawn last Thursday after the hailstorm. (Johnson Publications photo)

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High winds during the second storm damaged this grain bin belonging to Rod Johnson. (Johnson Publications photo)

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Dirk Haarberg’s corn near Grant Street and Highway 6 sustained damage after the hailstorm last week. (Johnson Publications photo)

Large hail, strong winds cause damage in area

Imperial and surrounding areas were hammered with large hail on Sept. 11.

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This injured white-tailed kite, left, was a little skiddish after being found injured in Imperial following last week’s hailstorm. With his severely broken wing tucked behind its head, this great horned owl, right, found in Dundy County didn’t survive his injury. (Johnson Publications photos)

Pair of injured raptors found after storm

    A juvenile white-tailed kite is on the road to recovery after sustaining injuries in the Sept. 11 hailstorm that pummeled Imperial, its rural areas and parts of other counties.

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City council members, left, and county commissioners, seated far right, listen as representatives from the League of Municipalities and Nebraska Association of County Officials, seated front right, provide answers to a variety of questions posed before and during the meeting. More than 20 Imperial and county residents were present at the joint meeting.  (Johnson Publications photo)

Could city, county be headed for mediation?

    Mediation could well be the next step in trying to solve the conflict between the City of Imperial and Chase County.

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The Imperial Republican

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Imperial, NE 69033