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3 weeks ago | news-journal.com | Lilly Kersh

Fairview Mayor Henry Lessner pulled his Honda to the side of a meandering country road, stepping onto the pavement in his polished shoes, dress shirt and aviators. With a wave, he summoned a small herd of longhorns grazing along a winding creek. “They’re like big old pets,” he said, reaching over the barbed wire fence and patting a cow between its horns. Lessner, 73, moved his family to Fairview 35 years ago.

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DALLAS — Powerful storms, including at least one tornado, barreled through North Texas early Tuesday, knocking out power to thousands, shuttering schools and ripping roofs off buildings. Many in the Dallas area awoke to the wail of severe weather alarms sounding around 5:30 a.m. The storm packed 60- to 75-mph wind gusts and dropped a half-inch to 1 inch of rain, according to the National Weather Service.