CT residents dig out after storm
People across southwestern Connecticut spent Sunday cleaning up from Saturday's storm. Robert Martin, owner of Westport Auto Craft, says he spent the day getting ready for business on Monday. "We've
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Jan 25, 2016, 4:14 AM
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People across southwestern Connecticut spent Sunday cleaning up from Saturday's storm.
Robert Martin, owner of Westport Auto Craft, says he spent the day getting ready for business on Monday.
"We've just been shoveling, cleaning cars off, plowing the driveway," he says.
Police say that driving with snow packed on top of cars is both dangerous and illegal and are urging drivers to clean their cars of snow completely.
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