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With the official start of spring on Monday, a review of Connecticut’s winter shows many towns and cities had virtually untouched snow budgets, according to the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities.

With the official start of spring on Monday, a review of Connecticut’s winter shows many towns and cities had virtually untouched snow budgets, according to the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities.

Plum island. a wild winter storm causing houses to topple right into the water, just tipping them off their foundations. its already a bad spot for beach erosion. but the weather this weekend is worse than some long-time residents have ever seen, they say. demolition crews are tearing down whats left of the houses for safety reasons. in the rockies, though, the same problems. only colder. heavy snow, super-high winds, blizzard conditions around denver. 8 to 14 inches of snow are expected today. ...

74% admit to googling their exes and one-third say theyve had relations with their ex after reconnecting online. >> moving right along. christine romans. >> no, you just have to ignore, ignore, ignore on those friend requests. no need to go searching for more trouble. >> weve heard some disaster stories. people -- its led to incidents before out there. >> incidents. could be a dangerous thing. >> had a birthday this week. happy birthday. >> thank you. took a couple of days off. played with the...

Good morning to you all. good morning, chicago. stay home. thats what the national weather service is telling folks there. we could see record snowfall up to two feet there. to give you an idea how bad it is in chicago, they canceled school today. its the first time theyve done it in 12 years. also, turn to milwaukee now. yep, they are -- ooh, they are getting it and getting it good this morning. you just see an illustration there. snow is going sideways. weve got blizzard conditions in many p...

We want to look at the stock and talk more about that. obviously, another one of our big stories were covering, not just egypt and how the stock market is impacting that, but this wicked winter storm blasting much of the country, and the cost of snow removal is huge, and its piling up. that means trouble for a lot of cities, states already out of money, shot on cash. cnns alison kosic is joining us with the bottom line. alison, i have spoken to a former d.c. mayor, who says its a lose/lose situa...

Who cant afford insurance, then why should taxpayers fund your health insurance plan? of course, the other side of this, lawmakers are employed by the government, and lets face it, it is not unusual for employers to pay all or part of the employees health insurance. 15 house republicans did announce 33 not accept government subsidized health insurance. so the question for all of you today. if lawmakers voted to repeal health insurance for their constituents, should they opt out of government-fun...

Dealing with the storms, strained towns whose snow budgets are already wiped out. one boston suburb has so much snow, theyve carted it off and piled it on a mountain, 50 feet high and four acres wide. when will it end? not soon, as this system clears out, another is moving in. steven portnoy, abc news, washington. well, one of the very unlucky people stuck in all of that snow in washington, d.c. was my big sister, my best friend, and we convinced her to talk to us about what it was like. anith...