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Overcast PHOTOS: A snow day at Cedar Creek Park
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Families enjoyed winter fun at Cedar Creek Park on Sunday, Jan. 30.
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Mother Rene came from Lido Beach to sled with her two daughters, Charlotte (front left), 6, and Quinn, 4.
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Father Chris, of Bellmore, pushed a sled with his daughter Katie and friend Maddi.
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Individuals stood at the top of a hill in Cedar Creek Park and prepared to sled down on the snow.
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Wantagh and Seaford residents took advantage of the snow-coated hills at Cedar Creek Park on Sunday, where more than 500 residents stopped by the Seaford park on Merrick Road to go sledding and play in the snow.
A nor’easter hit Wantagh and Seaford last Friday night into Saturday, bringing with it plenty of snow and heavy winds. Seaford had a total of roughly 13.2 inches of snow, according to a estimate from the National Weather Service. Wantagh had a total of 14 inches.
County and town officials had described road conditions as “dangerous” and warned motorists to stay home. New York State Governor Kathy Hochul had declared a state of emergency in New York that began at 8 p.m. last Friday.
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