Will you need help shoveling after the storm? Or, are you offering shoveling services? Let's try and help out our Stoneham neighbors during the blizzard.
Will you need shoveling out after the storm? Are you a student looking to make some money shoveling today or tomorrow? Let's get a list started of people offering shoveling/plow services. If you know someone who needs shoveling or wants to offer shoveling, have them post in the comment section below!
Check out the "Patch Facts" column for Nov. 21.
1. School Building Committee to meet with Finance and Advisory Board tonight: The School Building Committee will hold a joint meeting with the Finance and Advisory Board at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Town Hall’s Hearing Room. The committee recently went before the full School Committee to discuss its plans for a new middle school, and tonight’s meeting will address the same topic (see agenda). 2. Pets of the Week: On Saturday, we featured two cats, Angel Muse and Mr. Bigglesworth, in our “PAWS Pet of the Week” column, and, on Sunday, we featured two more, Petunia and Dakota, in our “Lots of Love Cat Rescue’s Pet of the Week” column. 3. Where is it? Take a look at yesterday’s “Where is It?” column and see if you can locate the mysterious red dome…
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After yet another coating of snow, the townspeople have had their fill of the white stuff this winter.
It's too early for April Fools jokes, but Mother Nature wasn't kidding on Monday morning as more snow fell in the Stoneham area. While it may not have been a substantial amount, the fact residents had to clean off their cars and shovel the fresh coat of snow from their driveways and walkways was a routine they didn't want to get back into. Amanda Chauncy, a recent Salve Regina University graduate, was not in the mood to see snowflakes out her window on Monday morning. “It was very depressing to see the temperature drop and see snow on the ground after the sun and beautiful weather last week,” Chauncy said. Chauncy wants to fast-forward from February into the warmer months where she can be on the ocean under the sun. “I just want it to be …
Check out our blog for the latest updates related to the snowstorm.
Stoneham Patch will be maintaining a live blog on Tuesday with the latest updates related to the snowstorm. Here are the latest updates: 6 a.m. - Stoneham High School is closed. 6 a.m. - Stoneham Middle School is closed. 6 a.m. - South Elementary School is closed. 6 a.m. - Robin Hood Elementary School is closed. 6 a.m. - Colonial Park Elementary School is closed. 6 a.m. - Central Elementary School is closed. 6 a.m. - Greater Boston Academy is closed. 6 a.m. - SEEM Collaborative schools are closed. 6 a.m. - All High School sporting events scheduled for Wednesday have been postponed. 2 p.m. - Be careful on the roads on the evening commute home from work. A flash freeze is expected around 3-4 p.m. and may cause snow and wet surfaces to glaze …
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Stoneham residents had plenty of snow to shovel and snow blow on Wednesday amid the second snowstorm of the winter season.
With more than 20 inches of snow on the ground Wednesday in Stoneham, residents had much to do on what for some was supposed to be a snow day. Check out Stoneham Patch reporter Chris Chirichiello's photographs of the townspeople tending to their snow-covered driveways and walksways amid the snowstorm.
A day in the life of a Stoneham landscaping company as it digs out local businesses and private clients after the first snowstorm of winter hit last week.
On Dec. 26, just one day removed from Christmas, the entire eastern seaboard was pummeled by a nor'easter which brought gusty winds and plenty of snow. The general chaos that accompanies a winter tempest of this size was as overwhelming as the snow itself. Holiday travelers were stranded as flights across the board were cancelled. Intense snowfall created whiteout conditions on roadways causing police across the state to respond to countless automobile accidents and spin-outs. The worst part of the storm hit the Stoneham area between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. on Dec. 27, dumping a total of about 15 inches in Stoneham and its surrounding communities, according to reports by the National Weather Service. GroundMasters Get to Work So what's it like …
Take a look at the different parts of Stoneham after more than a foot of snow fell during the first blizzard of the year on Sunday into Monday.
No matter where you turned following the blizzard on Monday, vehicles and buildings alike were blanketed by more than a foot of snow. Take a gander at Stoneham Patch contributor Elizabeth Alton's photographs from around town as well as in Medford near Stoneham.
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Daniel DeMaina
12:13 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
Message from the Senior Center: "Stoneham senior citizens who need assistance shoveling their walkways and/or front steps should leave a message at the Senior Center (781) 279-2605. Leave your name, address and a contact telephone number. Volunteers will be available after the storm is over to assist. We have a number of volunteers including high school and middle school students already lined up… more ›