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About 80 percent of Hyde’s One stop was destroyed in the middle of the night, April 2.?>?> Jamie Hyde, 48, said he received a 1 a.m. emergency call from his security company. “They said back door alarm was activated,” Hyde said, standing outside of his shell of a store. “I thought somebody was breaking in.” Instead, Hyde would learn, the business he had owned since 2003 was up in flames. An electrical short in an exhaust fan had taken it almost all away. Today all that’s left standing is the outside wall. Also, his gas tanks were untouched. All of his utilities are down. But for a guy who just lost his business – temporarily – he’s positive about the future. “It’s going to be better than it was,” Hyde said.Read complete story Grant Parish arrests Arrests made by Grant Parish law enforcement agencies, April 6, through April 13, 2009. Read complete story Sam Bramer - Columnist: "By the curbside, looking in"
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