All that snow had to be put somewhere. When it’s plowed downtown, it gets piled up in the middle of the street, like here along East 2nd Street. That’s a LOT of snow!
Industrial Court is a dead-end drive, and the yellow signing telling you so stands out sharply against a backdrop of snow-covered shrubs and evergreens.
The iron fence next to Grace Episcopal Church frames this picture nicely, as the sidewalk along East 3rd Street waits for someone to walk through this Winter Wonderland.
St. Felix Church stands out between the snow-covered tree branches and the picket fence at the Conn and Monica Walters’ residence at East 3rd Street and Bailey Avenue. That’s a lot of snow piled up on the fence and ground nearby—as much as 13 inches fell on the city and area overnight Thursday.—Photos by Michael Smith
Joe Laska plows snow from his driveway on East 10th Street.
The United States flag stands out amid the black-and-white setting of Veterans Park following Thursday night’s storm that dumped between 11 and 13 inches of heavy, wet snow on the area.
There would be no sitting in the rocking chairs on this front porch Friday morning. This editor knows, because that front porch is his and there was between 11 and 13 inches of new snowfall on it, just like everywhere else in the immediate area, when this photo was taken looking west along 10th Street Friday morning.

11 to 13”

by Michael Smith
In case we thought spring had truly sprung…after a couple of weeks of unseasonably mild weather…we got a rude awakening Friday morning.

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