A good start. Mmhmm. I had a friend from mayfair call me and say, i didnt believe it. We had snow as high as buses, and they sent trucks in with frontloaders removing snow so the avenue could open up. Right. So, in effect, schools really were only out the monday. They were back on tuesday. Thats good news for most school parents, anyway. And they really were able to clear a path and not have any deaths, injuries, to speak of, or real delays. The one thing about the city first of all, we know any major snowstorm usually comes around january, february, really early in a new mayors tenure, so thats the main test. But when you have small streets and in philadelphia, we have scores of them. South philadelphia, there are still areas that were paralyzed for a while. North philadelphia, manayunk, roxborough, some of the usual, but what people took heart in is at least there seemed like there was a plan, and they didnt feel like they were purposefully being left behind. I dont know whether we c
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