A pickup truck fitted with a snow plow and a salt spreader stands at the ready in Brooklyn early Sunday morning.

Snow Stories: What's Happening in Your Neighborhood?

WNYC News | Dec 26, 2010

A major winter storm hit New York and New Jersey on Sunday, bringing over a foot of snow in some places and gusting winds that closed airports and suspended rail and bus travel. 

As we begin to shovel out, share what is happening in your neighborhood and send us your blizzard photos. Is your street plowed? Is trash getting picked up? Are local restaurants and businesses delivering? Are abandoned cars starting to move out, or are more getting stuck?

See a gallery of submitted photos.

Mapping the storm clean-up.

 

 

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