Powerful Storms Destroy Buildings, Cut Power to Thousands

RICHMOND, March 5 -- Gov. Timothy M. Kaine declared a state of emergency Wednesday after a series of storms, including a possible tornado, destroyed nine buildings and damaged 50 others in central and southwestern Virginia and in the Northern Neck.
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Anita Kumar and Tim Craig

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