Wearing shorts as he works, Kyle LaFreniere spreads ice melting pellets in the parking around 9:10 a.m. Tuesday at Day's Store in Belgrade Lakes.
Kurt "Bubba" Niverson pushes Sno-Rake across a pickup truck window Tuesday at Quirk Ford in Augusta. Niverson and other staffers were out cleaning off vehicles around 12:59 p.m as light snow continued to fall.
Casey Hynds salts the sidewalk Tuesday in front of Cushnoc Brewing in Augusta, where he works as manager. Snow and freezing rain accumulated Tuesday throughout Maine.
Ben Kitchin, 12, drives his snowmobile while pulling his friend Israel Carpenter through Kitchin's yard in Waterville Tuesday. The boys were off school due to the snowstorm.
John Hilton Sr. clears snow from his car in Waterville Tuesday.
George Caron, left, helps his daughter Paula, clear ice and snow from her car Tuesday morning in Auburn before her commute.
Dr. Robert Carbonneau tosses ice melting pellets on the sidewalk in front of his Water Street optometry office around 8:30 a.m. Tuesday in Augusta.
A pickup truck plows a mostly empty parking lot Tuesday at University of Maine at Augusta.
Mark Wingate, of Wingate Landscaping, scrapes leaves and icy snow from steps between downtown parking lots and the Capital Judicial Center around 8:10 a.m. Tuesday in Augusta. Wingate Landscaping has a city contract to clear steps, some sidewalks and parking lots in downtown Augusta.
After shoveling the sidewalk, Gary Kilton spreads salt in front of the Burton M. Cross State Office Building around 7:50 a.m. Tuesday in Augusta. Most state workers had a two-hour late start and offices had delayed openings at 11 a.m. But Kilgore said that he and rest of his crew at the Bureau of General Services, that does snow removal and grounds maintenance, had a one-and-a-half hour early start at 5 a.m. instead of the usual 6:30.
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