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'All you could hear was cracking': The 1998 Ice Storm remembered 25 years later

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The North Country's notorious ice storm, now 25 years ago, created a lasting bond. Former City of Plattsburgh Mayor Daniel Stewart said the best thing to come out of it was the convoy of people who traveled up to Quebec to bring firewood to those struggling to keep warm. The sounds from that storm have stuck with him the most over the years.

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'All you could hear was cracking': The 1998 Ice Storm remembered 25 years later

PLATTSBURGH — Likely every person who lived through the North Country’s notorious ice storm, now 25 years ago, has their own story to tell from that time.

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A quarter century later, we remember the Ice Storm

Twenty-five years have passed since the biggest natural disaster to hit Eastern Ontario in recent history.

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25 years later: Remembering the 1998 Ice Storm

It started to rain on January 5, 1998. For days, it kept raining... and freezing.

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