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You can see the slush covering parts of the road and in some areas roads are still covered in snow. Walk sag problem tonight. Sidewalks here in old city blanketed with slush and ice. If you thought tonights commute was a nightmare something worse is on the way. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy noland. Lets get trite chief meteorologist Scott Williams tracking that nice round. I told you earlier this week to buckle it was going to be a wild weather rood and thats what were getting still across the area right now. Monitoring critical temperatures temperatures. 32 degrees freezing in pottstown...

But philadelphia 1 degree above freezing 33 degrees. 33 in wilmington as well. So that freezing rain and sleet beginning to change over to rain rain. From trenton to mt. Laurel into haddonfield, mull clay hill as well as physical it but north and west allentown perkasie, doylestown still looking at a little bit of sleet as well as sections of berks county. Moving farther into south jersey mainly all rain right now from the shore moving toward the vineland, millville area as well as New Castle County in delaware right now all rain. Our next system though still out to the west and this will cont...

Almost two months after Al Dick resigned from his Hoquiam City Council Ward 4 position, the city has found the person to take the job.

1 of 4 Robert Cairns | The Daily StarChristopher Frommeyer, left, a SUNY Oneonta student from Long Island, talks on Sept. 3 with SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras on the Oneonta campus, after Malatras announced no classes would be taught on campus for the remainder of the semester. Greg Klein | The Daily StarA sign at the entrance to the hospital at Basset Medical Center in Cooperstown directs patients with COVID-19 symptoms to go to a drive-in testing area Tuesday, April 14.  Sarah Eames | The Daily StarDozens of local residents demonstrate outside the Franklin Town ...

[crane lifting] [Christmas music] Narrator: The iconic Rockefeller tree didn't come from a Christmas tree farm. It came from someone's backyard, here in Oneonta, New York. This year's tree is an 80-year-old Norway spruce found in Al Dick's yard. Erik Pauze: Tree's 75 feet tall, 45 feet wide, and about 11 tons. I found this tree back in 2016. Al Dick: The head gardener for Rockefeller Center happened to be riding down the road, and he saw the tree. Narrator: Erik stopped by Al's general store to see if Al and his family would donate their tree to Rockefeller Center. Al: He asked me if we could...