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With blizzard almost behind it, Harford looks to snow expenses, future storms
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Students made their way into Forest Lakes Elementary School Monday morning to begin their day after a week long break because of last week's blizzard. Photo: Matt Button, Aegis Staff, Baltimore Sun
Students returned to school Monday after a week off as Harford County continued to clean up from the Blizzard of 2016...
As the post-blizzard clean-up winds down, county, municipal and public school officials have begun to look at where they stand with their snow removal budgets and their responses to the single-highest snowfall total in history, with an eye to how they might do better with future storms.
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