NEW on Monday at noon: The town of Marblehead is alerting residents that the snow emergency parking ban will remain in effect until Tuesday at 7 a.m.
By Monday at 9 a.m., a major storm had dumped at least a foot of snow in Marblehead, with several more inches predicted to fall through the day.
A snow emergency parking ban remains in effect until Tuesday, 7 a.m. Marblehead schools and municipal buildings will be closed on Monday due the storm. Abbot Library and the Council on Aging will also be closed.
As of Monday morning, more than a foot of snow blanketed Marblehead. CURRENT PHOTO / LEIGH BLANDER
The Current’s Grey Collins was out and about snapping photos of Headers enjoying the New England winter. Enjoy this photo gallery.
The Old & Historic District covered in white looks like a postcard. CURRENT PHOTOS / GREY COLLINSAndy, Otto, Drew, Emmy, and Sam Westerkamp trudge through the thickly falling snow on Atlantic Avenue on Sunday afternoon.Washington Street is snowy and quiet Sunday afternoon. Marblehead resident and high school senior Will Cruikshank jogs through deep snow near Crocker Park in old town.A man plays with his dog at Chandler Hovey Park on Sunday. Solveig Smith pauses sweeping snow from her front steps to look out at the falling snow on Washington Street.Chuck and Terri Comegys brush snow off of their car after having lunch at The Landing Restaurant on Sunday afternoon.Kids shovel snow outside of Maddy‘s Sail Lift loft on Sunday afternoon.Melody Curran trudges through the deep snow on State Street, carrying roses home from Crosby’s Market during the blizzard on Sunday afternoon.Jack Ruppert walks his dog through the deep snow at Crocker Park on Sunday afternoon.
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By Leigh Blander
Editor Leigh Blander is an experienced TV, radio and print journalist.
