Posted by Todd Hovick on December 07, 2009 at 06:56:44 from (72.173.19.37):
In Reply to: Here it comes... posted by Doug - Iowa on December 06, 2009 at 15:56:32:
More from Otsego County, NY. The local TV station WKTV in Utica reported Hartwick as the "winner" in the amount of snow received in the region stating 2 3/4". I wonder if a woman was measuring LOL. Snowplows were out Saturday night, Sunday morning, salt and sand. I'm ready for Thursday's storm. As far as the summer salt and calcium chloride used for dust control, our town used blacktop sealer this year on the dirt roads, not the old splattery oil. The suerintendent said it cost less than calcium, worked great, and has lasted all summer.
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