Five Towns recovering from snow storm

Posted Friday, February 26, 2010 7:59 pm

Edward Reicherter drives the plow on Friday in Woodmere.

Bill Kelly

Sara, 10, and her brother Ryan, 7, Smith, and Octavio, 10, shoveling at Cedarhurst Village Hall.

Bill Kelly

Five Towns homeowners, business-owners and municipal workers spent much of Friday digging and plowing, trying to get back to pre-storm normal. Forecasters say temperatures will fall further overnight Friday, making roads icy.

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