The region stayed mostly shut down today, with schools and government offices closed, trash pickup canceled, no commuter trains and limited operations at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Even state lawmakers in the Maryland General Assembly didn't go to work today.
Plow crews for the city, county and state continued to work around the clock in hopes of clearing as much snow and ice as possible before more snow arrives tomorrow.
But it's not looking good.
In Annapolis, city spokesman Phill McGowan said it...
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AS I SEE IT - 2010-02-09 11:30:53
by Mainer Mike Brown
Annapolis has seen more snow in the last week than southern Maine has all year.
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Thanks - 2010-02-08 21:32:01
Thanks to all who are out there plowing - county or city. Many people are impatient and do not understand the enormity of this task - and wonder why they aren't plowed, but it takes time. Linda, I second your entry - be patient, reflect, and relax.
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SNOW - 2010-02-08 12:07:44
I wish to take time to thank Mayor Cohen and the City of Annapolis for the fine job I know they are doing...and wanting to say "PEOPLE BE PATIENT" these things take time...I remember well the snows, living at the end of a dead end in Eastport from the 1970's and 1980's and early 1990's...Stay in, have fun, don't stress, this will all be a memory...take some pics., make a snowman, drink hot chocolate, reflect...relax!
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