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We knew it was in the driveway but we didnt know exactly where it was.. {{start_at_rate}} {{format_dollars}} {{start_price}} {{format_cents}} {{term}}, {{promotional_format_dollars}}{{promotional_price}}{{promotional_format_cents}} {{term}}, Cayuga County-area police blotter: Feb. 28, 2023, Nebraska cheerleader competes by herself at state competition, but crowd doesn't let her feel alone, Police: Cayuga County man held girlfriend, her children at residence for hours, Cayuga County-area police blotter: Feb. 24, 2023, Cayuga County-area cancellations, closings, delays for Tuesday, Feb. 28, Legends of Auburn: Saying thanks to the Woods family, Cayuga County property transfers: Feb. 26, 2023, Cayuga County-area police blotter: March 3, 2023, Sheriff: Drunk driver fled Cayuga County crash, returned to scene in different vehicle, Auburn's Tim Locastro off to hot start in spring training with New York Mets, 'I love Auburn': Lattimore running for mayor in sixth consecutive election, Scanlan, retired Auburn firefighter, running for Cayuga County clerk, Troopers seek tips on Bass Pro crossbow theft in Cayuga County, Cayuga County Republicans endorse slate of candidates for Auburn, county races, Step sisters: Auburn woman has emotional meeting on 'Today Show', Global race is on to improve EV range in the cold, Only eating during the day could add years to your life, new study says, Ford files patent to disable certain functions over missed payments, This is why you love listening to sad breakup songs. The only thing that prevented that snowstorm from becoming a true blizzard like this infamous one of the very next weekend was the lack of high winds. At SU, Francis Wingate, a vice president and treasurer, clomped to campus on snow shoes from Sherbourne Road, a two mile hike, to rally students to help him dig out the campus by shovel. In total, more than 42 inches fell on Syracuse, a record that would stand until 1993. Thousands of travelers became stranded on roads and in airports. The Blizzard of 1966 was a nor easter that impacted the northeastern United States and Eastern Canada from January 29-February 1 1966. Fire Weather 2019 Spring Times . Get hyperlocal forecasts, radar and weather alerts. Folley, of Liverpool, believed that the news media had deceived the public by blowing the impact of the storm out of proportion. Arthur Bagnett, of Syracuse, expressed frustration that his dead end street had not been plowed throughout the storm, and hadn't been plowed in two weeks before the storm.