PHOTOS: Wareham residents play in, clean up from snowstorm
Mar 14, 2018
Tara DiGiantomaso sent in this photo of her dog, Sophie, enjoying the snow in the Blackmore Pond area. BY TARA DIGIANTOMASO
Wareham residents spent much of Wednesday shoveling, pushing stuck cars and playing in the snow after a wild nor'easter Tuesday.
The nor'easter knocked out power for thousands and brought down trees across town. Schools and town offices were closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.
For photos from the storm, see the gallery below.
Tara DiGiantomaso sent in this photo of her dog, Sophie, enjoying the snow in the Blackmore Pond area. BY TARA DIGIANTOMASO
Cindy Clark captured this image of trees fallen on her home at 158 Hathaway Street. BY CINDY CLARK
Agawam Cemetery is covered in a heavy layer of snow on Wednesday after the snowstorm hit Wareham. BY ANDREW GRIFFITH
Onset Fire Chief Ray Goodwin checks to see if a downed primary wire on Pine Tree Drive is live during the height of Tuesday's storm. BY JAIME REBHAN
Swifts Beach was covered in mounds of snow on Wednesday. BY LYDIA GOERNER
Anna Manglia, 7, heads down a hill on her sled in Onset. BY LYDIA GOERNER
Rylee Tobiaz, 12, Briana Tobiaz, 4 and Angelina Rouvalis, 7, bundled up in front of the Depot Crossing Apartments on Wednesday morning after a storm canceled school. BY LYDIA GOERNER
Apollo Rouvalis, 2, stands in front of a snowdrift taller than he is. BY LYDIA GOERNER
A storm-damaged home on Meadowlark Drive. BY ZACH SEAVER
