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Fair Rockville Centre starts digging out
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Kevin Conway shoveled snow from the walk on his Lakeview Avenue home.
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Melissa Gusuinov was out in the morning trying to find a cleared area so she could walk her dog, Phil.
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Village workers were out all night and morning clearing roads and other village properties.
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Streets in Rockville Centre were cleared throughout the night and into the morning. But the wind often blew more of the dry, powdery snow back into the street.
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Brothers Trent, left, and Tyler Davis were starting their day by offering their help shoveling to neighbors.
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Village plows were out in force to clear snow off the streets.
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County plows were also out in Rockville Centre to clear snow off county roads.
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Snow or no, life goes on.
With the storm beginning to pass, people in Rockville Centre got to work clearing away the snow. The storm dropped about seven inches of powder on the village, based on unofficial snowfall estimates from the National Weather Service.
Fortunately (or not) for students, schools were already closed today for the end of the winter recess, so the storm had no impact on classes. The public library will open at 1 p.m. today.
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