'This city is unrecognizable,' Neighbors cleaning up after tornado
Neighbors in Menasha are devastated, trying to pick up the pieces; many homes were pulled apart during a tornado that ripped through the city. Trees are uprooted from the ground, and debris lines nearly every single street. "The house I grew up in has damage we've never seen before," said Ethan Garland. Garland said the tornado ripped the staircase off his childhood home. "It literally sounded like a freight train, like something was coming through the house," he said. But the strong winds didn't stop there. "I can see outside from inside in my bathroom,” Garland said.
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Neighbors in Menasha are devastated, trying to pick up the pieces; many homes were pulled apart during a tornado that ripped through the city. Trees are uprooted from the ground, and debris lines nearly every single street. "The house I grew up in has damage we've never seen before," said Ethan Garland. Garland said the tornado ripped the staircase off his childhood home. "It literally sounded like a freight train, like something was coming through the house," he said. But the strong winds didn't stop there. "I can see outside from inside in my bathroom,” Garland said.