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Princeton city crews along with a utility crew from Naperville teamed up to remove downed power poles and lines on Beech and Linn streets in Princeton. (Scott Anderson)
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A transformer and power pole is shredded into pieces on Linn street in Princeton. (Scott Anderson)
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A power pole is snapped in half on Linn street in Princeton. (Scott Anderson)
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A power pole is snapped in half at Linn Street in Princeton. (Scott Anderson)
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A power line and utility pole lays across the road on North Beech Street in Princeton.
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The city of Princeton and Naperville utility trucks could be seen on North Beech Street in Princeton Wednesday afternoon.
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The top of a large pine street was completely snapped off in Monday's storm. (Scott Anderson)
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