Augusta Public Works employee David Snide watches a load of salt and sand get dumped Tuesday into bed of the snowplow he operates.  Snow is on tap for Wednesday, following balmy temperatures Monday, according to weather reports. “I love the snow,” Snide said. “Snow is just like money coming down.  It’s good for the businesses that rely on it.”

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Augusta Public Works employee David Snide watches a load of salt and sand get dumped Tuesday into bed of the snowplow he operates. Snow is on tap for Wednesday, following balmy temperatures Monday, according to weather reports. "I love the snow," Snide said. "Snow is just like money coming down. It's good for the businesses that rely on it."
Augusta Public Works employee David Snide watches a load of salt and sand get dumped Tuesday into bed of the snowplow he operates. Snow is on tap for Wednesday, following balmy temperatures Monday, according to weather reports. "I love the snow," Snide said. "Snow is just like money coming down. It's good for the businesses that rely on it." Staff photo by Andy Molloy

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