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Lynndyl residents begin cleanup after severe storms damage homes, crops

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Prev Next By: Caroleina Hassett Posted and last updated LYNNDYL, Utah — The tiny town of Lynndyl in Millard County was turned upside down after severe storms ripped through the area Saturday evening. Trees were dug up, windows were blown out, and roof parts were on the ground.

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