Bud Eshelman and his son Timmy Eshelman shop for snow shovels Friday at Campbell's True Value in Farmingdale.
Shawn Mcintire, a worker at Tire Warehouse, replaces warmer-season tires with studded snow tires Friday before a major snowstorm blows into the region this weekend. The National Weather Service is estimating 12 to 20 inches of accumulation from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon.
Shawn Mcintire, a worker at Tire Warehouse, replaces warmer-season tires with studded snow tires Friday before a major snowstorm blows into the region this weekend. The National Weather Service is estimating 12 to 20 inches of accumulation from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon.
Shawn Mcintire, a worker at Tire Warehouse, replaces warmer-season tires with studded snow tires Friday before a major snowstorm blows into the region this weekend. The National Weather Service is estimating 12 to 20 inches of accumulation from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon.
Shawn Mcintire, a worker at Tire Warehouse, replaces warmer-season tires with studded snow tires Friday before a major snowstorm blows into the region this weekend. The National Weather Service is estimating 12 to 20 inches of accumulation from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon.
Kennebec Journal photo by Joe Phelan Checkout lines are full Friday at Goggin's IGA in Randolph. The store has been busy as people prepare for a snowstorm forecast for Sunday.
Partly empty shelves greet shopper Lucinda Tilas as she picks up a package of hot dog buns Friday at Goggin's IGA in Randolph. The store has been busy as people prepare for a snowstorm forecast for Sunday.
Bud Eshelman and his son Timmy Eshelman shop for snow shovels Friday at Campbell's True Value in Farmingdale.
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