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Photos: Boyce Park in Plum sees downed trees, damage

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on

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1 Min Read • April 30, 2025 | 7 months Ago

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The storm downed tree at a Monroeville-Tressel Road house near the entrance of Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday.

The storm downed tree at a Monroeville-Tressel Road house near the entrance of Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday.

The storm downed tree at a Monroeville-Tressel Road house near the entrance of Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday. The storm peeled the roof off of a park pavilion.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday. The storm peeled the roof off of a park pavilion.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday. The storm peeled the roof off of a park pavilion.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday. The storm peeled the roof off of a park pavilion.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday. The storm peeled the roof off of a park pavilion.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday. The storm peeled the roof off of a park pavilion.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday.

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