With shovels, snowballs and dogs, Staten Islanders head out into storm’s aftermath
Updated Dec 17, 2020;
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. After the first significant snowstorm of the season hit Staten Island, residents armed with their shovels descended on the streets to clean up the mess that Gail left behind.
Jojo Esposito and his son, Vincent, plow the snow the morning after Winter Storm Gail.(Staten Island Advance/Jordan Hafizi)
The storm system dumped 6.5 inches on the borough, according to the Sanitation Department.
Jojo Esposito and his son, Vincent, from Dongan Hills, were out plowing parking lots for local businesses and residents Thursday morning. They were also giving a helping hand to friends and family.