Emily Baker clears off a car that had gotten buried in drifting snow and plowed in on Tuesday in the municipal parking in Hallowell.
Ryan Girard clears a driveway in front Slates Bakery on Tuesday in Hallowell. Many folks spent some time on Wednesday digging out from about 2 feet of snow that fell the day before.
Jen Cart shovels snow off a roof of her home on Tuesday in Hallowell. People were clearing up on Wednesday from about 2 feet of snow that fell the day before.
Ryan Girard clears a driveway in front Slates Bakery on Tuesday in Hallowell.
Lindsey Doyle takes a break from shoveling snow as her father Harvey takes his turn while cleaning up in front of All brand Vacuum business in Waterville on Tuesday.
David Solmitz struggles with a snowblower while cleaning up snow at his home in Waterville on Tuesday.
Standing on top of 6-foot-high snowbanks, siblings Avery Willett, left, and her brother Hunter slam dunk snowballs in a basketball hoop at their home in Waterville on Tuesday. The kids had a day off from school due to the storm.
Heidi Hilton flings a shovel load of snow while clearing a snowbank to get to a car buried in snow in Unity on Tuesday.
Ashley Conners chops away at a wall of snow as her father Glenn uses a snowblower to clear the driveway Tuesday of the 30 inches of snow that fell in Starks.
Ryan Andrews shovels snow that came up as high as his windows on his home in Starks while clearing snow on Tuesday. Andrews said he has cleared snow from around his home and roof for four hours. "This is an overwhelming amount of snow," Andrews said.
Starks Highway Department employee and fire chief Bill Pressey on Tuesday said it was a challenge to find room to dump snow in Starks village to make room for the predicted storm today. Upwards of 30 inches of snow reportedly fell in Starks on Monday.
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