Snow shuts down Central New York amid three foot snowfall
Emergencies declared in Syracuse and Onondaga County as up to three feet of snow blankets the area. Mayor Roy Bernardi and Sheriff officials urge no unnecessary travel while planes buses and Amtrak services are canceled. Rural Metro reports ambulances stuck as wind driven snow slows response times.
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Winter hardships paralyze Central New York commuters
Central New Yorkers faced heavy snow as morning traffic slowed to a crawl. Joseph Gallagher, building superintendent at the Council of Churches Building on East Genesee Street, fought knee deep drifts on Euclid Avenue, pushing his mountain bike for hours to reach work.
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Storm disrupts streets as residents dig out cars
Cap pulled low over his ears and a frosted mustache drew sympathetic looks as Gallagher urged on neighbors to unearth vehicles. Dino Centra, owner of Westcott Floral, recalls opening during the storm of ’66 and said weather never stops him, while mentioning three or four funerals today he cannot miss.
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Fiesta Bowl Special Section Guides Syracuse Kansas State Clash
A 12 page Herald Journal Fiesta Bowl special previews Wednesday night matchup between Syracuse and Kansas State. Both teams rely on mobile quarterbacks to run diverse offenses and aggressive defenses aimed at stopping the run. Weather notes preview cold, snow, and brisk conditions surrounding the event.
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