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The company formerly known as NStar is making necessary preparations ahead of Saturday night's snow storm. Mike Durand, spokesman for Eversource, says though the company name is different, winter storm preparedness is much the same, if not better...

Don't put away the shovels just yet.

24/7 News Source - Governor Charlie Baker it's time to "get the Commonwealth back to work" and the kids back to school. He says the historic snowfall totals call for "unprecedented action." At a noon briefing, Baker announced the state's action plan, which includes activation of 500 National Guard troops to help communities with snow removal...

When Punxsutawney Phil says winter isn't over, he isn't playing around. Since Saturday night, we have already received between four to eight inches of snow along the South Coast, depending where you live. But the National Weather Service says there is still more to come.

The National Weather Service states a broad band of snow currently situated across Connecticut and Northeast Massachusetts is heading southeast over the next few hours.

The National Weather Service has indicated that a flash freeze is heading toward the South Coast as temperatures drop from the teens this afternoon and evening across Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and will hit Cape Cod tonight.

The National Weather Service anticipates accumulating snow this weekend, starting late Friday and lasting through Monday.

Snowblowers, shovels, and plows are still in motion throughout much of the South Coast. Mayor Jon Mitchell says he feels the City was adequately prepared for the first major storm of the season, though it didn't come without challenges...

Snow removal efforts are continuing in New Bedford, where Mayor Jon Mitchell thinks city plows will be on the road for much of the week. Mitchell has scheduled a news for 10am Wednesday morning to update the public on the snow removal effort...

The monster storm in Boston has brought with it another monster _ a yeti. The white, furry phantom has been getting laughs by walking through the blizzard in a sasquatch suit. One was spotted in downtown Copley Square. Another was sighted trying to hail a cab in suburban Somerville...