US EditionBoston Schools, City Offices Closed Monday Due to Incoming Snowstorm
- On Sunday, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu declared a snow emergency and announced a citywide parking ban with towing on major roads starting at 8 a.m., as City Manager Eric D. Batista confirmed.
- The National Weather Service warned of a widespread 12-20 inches of snow Sunday afternoon through Monday, with the heaviest snow between 5-11 p.m. and two-to-three inches per hour snow rates.
- Participating garages will offer parking for resident sticker holders starting at 6 a.m. Sunday, with municipal garages offering free parking from 8 p.m. Saturday, according to Mayor Wu.
- Travel disruption is already evident as more than 600 flights at Logan Airport are cancelled Sunday and over 250 on Monday, while the MBTA will run reduced commuter rail schedules and some buses on snow routes.
- Property owners are required to clear sidewalks and curb ramps within three hours after snowfall ends or three hours after sunrise and curbside trash will follow a Monday holiday schedule with most neighborhoods delayed one day.
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Mayor Mantello Issues Snow Emergency for Troy
TROY, NY —- The City of Troy has issued a snow emergency starting Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 8 a.m. with parking restrictions to apply. Cooperation from residents and businesses is requested and is critically important, as it assists city crews and allows them to quickly and effectively clear snow from roadways and restore normal driving conditions. A Snow Emergency Plan is put in place to help clear streets of snow and maintain safe driving conditions…
Brown University health locations to delay opening due to snowfall
Brown University Health said its practices will delay opening until 12 p.m. on Jan. 26 in anticipation of heavy snowfall. In-person appointments scheduled before 12 p.m. will be canceled and care teams will reach out to patients to reschedule. More information and updates can be found here. Categories: News, Rhode Island
Town declares snow emergency, parking ban ahead of major winter storm
On Saturday, the town of Brookline declared a snow emergency for the impending winter storm and said that a town-wide parking ban will be in effect starting at noon on Sunday, Jan. 25. The ban means that “parking is prohibited on all public ways, including on street and metered parking, during the emergency. Vehicles parked in violation of the ban will be ticketed and towed,” according to a press release. In an email to elected officials, Public…
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