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More snow is just what people living on Long Island didn't want to see, particularly in Suffolk County, where snow piles remain after last month's blizzard.
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Photos of snow from Eyewitness News viewers and crews around the New York area on Friday, March 8, 2013.
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Kristin Thorne reports on storm conditions from Suffolk County
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Kristin Thorne reports on storm conditions in Nassau and Suffolk counties
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The city of Milford is calling on able-bodied men and women to join a shovel brigade to help clear sidewalks in residential neighborhoods.
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The vehicles are being brought to the parking lot of Central High School, where residents are finding out that getting their cars back is a slow and expensive process.
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The fallout from a lackluster snow-removal effort after a blizzard dumped 30 inches or more across eastern Long Island widened Thursday, ensnaring both state and town officials in its wake.
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Bridgeport still has many roads in an impassable condition, forcing Bridgeport Schools to close for the rest of the week.
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Anthony Johnson reports on a storm that dusted the Garden State with snow
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Motorists are urged to be cautious even though New Jersey's major highways are clear after light snow fell around the state.
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Josh Einiger reports on Long Island's continued efforts to dig out from the blizzard
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Life is slowly getting back to normal in Suffolk County on Long Island, where some places got up to 30 inches of snow.
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Connecticut's largest cities are still struggling to remove huge amounts of snow from narrow streets littered with abandoned vehicles.
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One woman believes it cost the father of her children his life in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Metro-North should operate at normal service on Wednesday, while the LIRR is still not running east of Speonk.
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Josh Einiger reports on eastern Long Island's cleanup from the storm
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Josh Einiger reports on Suffolk County's recovery from a winter nor'easter
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New York City continues to clean up from the blizzard Monday, but the five boroughs were spared the worst of the storm that battered other parts of the Northeast.
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Anthony Johnson reports on the storm aftermath in New Jersey
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Freezing rain is slowing the commute in some parts of New Jersey, hampering the cleanup effort after this weekend's snow storm, which dropped more than a foot of snow on parts of the state.
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The first inbound passenger flight at John F. Kennedy International Airport landed at 9:30 a.m., according to the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, which operates the region's three major airports.
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The storm that slammed into the region with up to 3 feet of snow was blamed for at least 14 deaths in the Northeast and Canada, and brought some of the highest accumulations ever recorded. Still, coastal areas were largely spared catastrophic damage despite being lashed by strong waves and hurricane-force wind gusts at the height of the storm.
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Heavy snow caused serious travel problems across the Hudson Valley, as the state closed Interstate 84 to truck traffic and Metro-North railroad was shut down.
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Nina Pineda reports from New City on people who stuck it out in the storm
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Lucy Yang reports on the plowing conditions in Queens
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Anthony Johnson reports on snow conditions in the Garden State
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Marcus Solis reports on snow totals and storm conditions in Connecticut
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Josh Einiger reports on snow conditions on Long Island
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Marcus Solis reports on how the northern and western suburbs are preparing for the winter blast
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Josh Einiger reports on how Long Island and the LIRR are preparing for the snow storm
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Anthony Johnson reports on how the city is prepping for the possibly historic storm
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The snow and ice caused many schools to dismiss students early.
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Phil Lipof reports
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Marcus Solis reports
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Phil Lipof reports
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The pothole problem in New York City is not getting better. In some areas it's like driving in a war zone.
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More snow is the last thing people want to hear, especially if you drive the streets of New York City.
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If you're out driving in New York City, you know this brutal winter has left potholes everywhere.
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Mass transit is back on track, but there are still icy patches on roads throughout the New York area.
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Driving conditions are improving throughout New Jersey as warming temperatures melt the ice.
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Roof collapses are a real concern with all of the snow and ice.
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Kemberly Richardson reports
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There were major delays near the Lincoln Tunnel due to a multi-car accident that also involved a garbage truck.
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Lauren Defranco reports
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