As electricity returns and highways reopen, some Northeast residents tried to get back to their weekday routines Monday following the massive snowstorm that had millions digging out from New York to Maine. (Feb. 11)
Northeast Commuters Dig Out, Head Back to Work
Updated: 07:53:09 PM, Mon 11 February 2013
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As electricity returns and highways reopen, some Northeast residents tried to get back to their weekday routines Monday following the massive snowstorm that had millions digging out from New York to Maine. (Feb. 11)
