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Residents along Highway 21, let the Washington-St. Tammany power company know of their need for power.

Bogalusa, Louisiana, September 19, 2005 - Residents along Highway 21, outside of the city, let the Washington-St. Tammany power company know of their need for electrical service, knocked out by Hurricane Katrina. More than 90 percent of the area has had its power restored in the past two weeks. Win Henderson / FEMA

Date: 09/19/2005 Owner: Gallery Administrator

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