Suffolk residents slam storm cleanup pace

Originally published: February 11, 2013 8:35 PM
Updated: February 11, 2013 10:28 PM
By ALFONSO CASTILLO, SOPHIA CHANG, SARAH CRICHTON, NICOLE FULLER, DEON J. HAMPTON, LAUREN R. HARRISON, PATRICIA KITCHEN, TANIA LOPEZ, CARL MACGOWAN, DEBORAH S. MORRIS, JO NAPOLITANO, EMILY NGO, VICTOR RAMOS AND YANCEY ROY lidesk@newsday.com

Gwen Contrera says her neighborhood near East Lake Terrace and Emerald Street� has not been plowed. Videojournalist: James Carbone (Feb. 12, 2013) (February 12, 2013 12:57 PM)

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Long Islanders began the burdensome task Saturday of

LIers begin big dig after intense snowstorm The scene on Route 25 in Lake Grove

Snowstorm as reported by Newsday photojournalist The first major snowstorm of the season began

Major snowfall across LI

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School buses in Cutchogue are plowed out after

Snowstorm hits Long Island The Long Island Railroad tracks, seen here near

Aerial snowstorm photos of Long Island Kyle 4 1/2 and Taylor Fink 23 months

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Brown: LI needs better plan Dozens of motorists were stranded along Route 347

Tell us: What failed, what worked? Will Henle of Northport shovels the sidewalk in

Map: Snow totals on LI

Miles of Suffolk County roads remained clogged by snow and ice Monday night, fueling frustration among residents three days after a blizzard blanketed parts of the region with as much as 3 feet of snow.

People living in Brookhaven, Smithtown and some parts of Huntington and Islip angrily complained about streets that had not seen a plow, haphazard storm cleanup efforts and unresponsive town...

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