Gary Rzab cleared a path yesterday in his yard in Plainfield, which was buried with 30.8 inches of snow, the most in the state.
(Matthew Cavanaugh for The Boston Globe)
Storm takes lasting toll
3 dead; many thousands in state still without power
Gary Rzab cleared a path yesterday in his yard in Plainfield, which was buried with 30.8 inches of snow, the most in the state.
(Matthew Cavanaugh for The Boston Globe)
A day after the onslaught of a record-setting autumn nor’easter, more than 621,000 customers in the state remained without power yesterday, and officials said it could be days before many of them have it restored.
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