NEWPORT, R.I. — Travel eased and life slowly returned to normal for most New Englanders after a massive blizzard, but many remained without power in cold and darkened homes and a forecast of rain brought a new worry: Weight piling up dangerously on roofs already burdened by heavy snow.
February 2013
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INTERACTIVE MAP: Regional snowfall totals
Regional Snowfall Explore the reported snowfall totals in New England by clicking the image below.
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Major League Notebook: Indians taking a chance on Matsuzaka
The former Red Sox pitcher will have a chance to win a spot in Cleveland’s rotation if he passes a physical.
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Produce-for-seniors program gears up
Eligible Maine seniors can get free fruit, vegetables and herbs from local farmers through the state’s Senior FarmShare program.
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Mail delivery to resume Monday in New England
A Postal Service official says mail will be delivered wherever it’s safe to do so as some roads, especially in rural areas, may not be passable.
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For veterans, Pineland Farms land of free ski
The family day is designed to publicize an outdoor training program geared to veterans.
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Paterno family describes ‘rush to injustice’
The family disputes a report that the late coach hid sex-abuse allegations against his assistant, Jerry Sandusky.
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Maine warden’s funeral date moved to Monday
The events were rescheduled because his family wanted to make sure everyone who wanted to attend could travel safely.
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Early morning chimney fire in Augusta
AUGUSTA — No one was injured in a chimney fire early today at 8 Davenport St.