Life goes on even when it snows

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

By Nick Schneider, Co-Editor

The area was greeted with another wintry blast Tuesday evening and Wednesday. School were closed, but many commuters and residents carried on at their jobs and made the best of the situation.

Rodney Trent takes his dog, "Bella", who was wearing a sweater, for a walk on Wednesday morning in Linton.
This woman is bundled up as she tries to remove the snow from her truck on 12th Street Road in Linton.
A peaceful scene taken Tuesday evening just off of Blue Barn Road, east of Bloomfield.
This man was shoveling snow from the parking lot of the Bloomfield State Bank, Linton Banking Center on Wednesday morning.

There wasn't much traffic on East Vincennes Street in Linton looking west on Wednesday morning.
Removing snow from city streets was a priority on Wednesday morning. This photo was taken looking north on North Main Street in Linton at the intersection of State Road 54 and State Road 59.
"Bella", owned by Rodney Trent was enjoying her snow walk on Wednesday morning in Linton.
Greene County Daily World Publisher Chris Pruett was removing snow from the sidewalk in front of the GCDW/Shopper office on South Main Street in Linton.
It was a cold morning to be walking.
This private contractor was busy clearing a variety of lots in Linton on Wednesday morning.
An old sled and ice skate brings back memories of yesteryear. This photo was taken east of Bloomfield.