Blizzard snapshots
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Many businesses on Ludington Street remained closed on Tuesday following the storm that began Sunday morning. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press)
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Local children Ireland and Liam play in the March snow that dumped an exceptional amount on Delta County. (Photo courtesy of Shannon Timler)
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A squirrel makes a run for it after taking brief shelter under the roof of a bird feeder in Cornell on Monday. (Sophie Vogelmann | Daily Press)
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A woman and a dog battle the snow and wind in Ensign on Tuesday. (Courtesy photo)
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"This is an 8-9ft drift out our porch. There was grass there three days ago," said Trisha LaVacque of Gladstone. (Courtesy photo)
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"There's a car in the drift somewhere!" wrote Cindi Smith when submitting this photo from Stephenson on Monday. (Courtesy photo)
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A view of snowdrifts covering the neighborhood on South 10th Street in Escanaba. (Photo courtesy of Michelle Turner)
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- Many businesses on Ludington Street remained closed on Tuesday following the storm that began Sunday morning. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press)
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- Local children Ireland and Liam play in the March snow that dumped an exceptional amount on Delta County. (Photo courtesy of Shannon Timler)
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- A squirrel makes a run for it after taking brief shelter under the roof of a bird feeder in Cornell on Monday. (Sophie Vogelmann | Daily Press)
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- A woman and a dog battle the snow and wind in Ensign on Tuesday. (Courtesy photo)
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- “This is an 8-9ft drift out our porch. There was grass there three days ago,” said Trisha LaVacque of Gladstone. (Courtesy photo)
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- “There’s a car in the drift somewhere!” wrote Cindi Smith when submitting this photo from Stephenson on Monday. (Courtesy photo)
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- A view of snowdrifts covering the neighborhood on South 10th Street in Escanaba. (Photo courtesy of Michelle Turner)
