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Partly Cloudy Nemo blankets Rockville Centre
Life goes on as storm passes
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Christina Daly
Rebecca Depaoli got some good air as she flew over a snow hill built by friends
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Jack Shrimpton was all smiles as he flew down the hill
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Sledding isn't the only thing to do at the park. The swans and ducks were very happy to be fed by the families who came by.
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Timmy Warner, 9, runs back up the hill to sled down all over again
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Peninsula Blvd was blanketed in snow creating a beautiful scene
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Hempstead Lake state park is the place to be for sledding
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Merrick Road in Rockville Centre was cleared early in the day, but it was still quiet.
Courtesy Doug Mashkow
Julia Dell'Unto, 6, had fun playing in the snow.
Courtesy Dell'Unto Family
Good Samaritans Larry Fodrowski and Cliff Condon worked to clean the snow out of the driveway of a neighbor who was away.
Courtesy Cliff Condon
Will Barrett and Jude Condon worked on building a snowman.
Courtesy Cliff Condon
The Village of Rockville Centre made early preparations for snow storm Nemo on Friday, which prepared the village to clean up the that was dumped.
Village Administrator Keith Spadaro said that there were no blackouts because of the storm, and that the village roads were cleaned early in the morning.
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