In Lackawanna County, cleaning up the storm
The work began before the snow stopped falling Author: Sarah Buynovsky Updated: 9:19 AM EST December 17, 2020 CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. — The flakes were still flying in the wee hours of the morning, but crews were out plowing, shoveling, throwing, and blowing the snow. "I got up around 2 o'clock, and we left somewhere around 3, you know, and just came out here, and doing our jobs, hopefully getting everything opened up," said James Marion of Clarks Summit. In Clarks Summit, workers were busy long before dawn. "We left here last night around 4 o'clock unloading mach...
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