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A school bus takes students home for the day in Fair Haven during a snowstorm on Tuesday afternoon. The storm dropped nearly a foot of snow in some parts of

A Fair Haven resident walks her dog along Main Street as heavy snow falls Tuesday afternoon in Fair Haven.

Snow flurries gently fall in Brandon on Thursday morning. More snow, rain and high winds are expected this weekend. See the forecast on A2.

A black-capped chickadee takes flight from a perch on a shrub in East Montpelier on Tuesday. Every autumn black-capped chickadees allow neurons containing old information in their tiny brains to

Paul Somerset shovels saturated slush from the driveway at his home in downtown Montpelier on Wednesday.

Volunteer Leon Eggleston uses a Snowdog machine to groom fat bike trails Thursday at the North Branch Trails network for the Montpelier Area Mountain Bike Association. More snow and rain

Tyson Leno, director of maintenance for the Vermont State Housing Authority, repairs a light fixture Wednesday at the Morse Block Deli. The popular deli and the florist, Emslie’s, next door

Nee Raj Tiwari, owner of Namaste Indian Nepali Kitchen, serves free lunches to guests Thursday at the restaurant on Main Street in Montpelier. Tiwari offered the free lunch to thank

Twinfield students in Cindy Scott’s third-grade class hold gifts created for children at Saint Nicholas Pediatric Hospital in Ukraine. Cassidy, front center, and older brother Mathew Watkins, top right, of

Helen Gassenheimer, of Green Mountain Music, sings and plays ukulele during “Stories on Strings” at the Rutland Free Library earlier this week. The interactive program for ages 2 and up