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- Power just flickered. #
- RT @LisaCurcio: RT @NBC29: Traffic Alert: I-64 westbound at MM 107 (Crozet), disabled vehicle blocking one lane. #
- Roads in Crozet are slushy; driving slowly is recommended. #
- Parking in Mudhouse/Hardware store is crazy. Crazy, I say. #
- RT @MudhouseCrozet: Crozet Hardware just received a shipment of snow shovels… get them while they’re still there! #
- RT @CrozetGazette: Just how far back does the Crozet Library go? 1907. http://bit.ly/bnduHo #
- Disappointed I’m going to be missing the Charlottesville Realtor meeting this morning. Darn 2 hour school delay. #
- RT @amywebb: Harris Teeter in Crozet is surprisingly quiet at this hour. Glad I got that over with. [beating the panic. Good job.
] # - Off to the gym. #
- Albemarle County Schools closed tomorrow. I know. You’re shocked. #
- Hey @511northwestva All the rumors I hear of snow coming in excess of 20 inches start with “VDOT says ..” – how much snow are you expecting? #
- RT @DailyProgress: Conflict grows over planned Crozet gas station: … http://bit.ly/dcQ3up #
- Sirens in Crozet. Apparently there’s already a wreck. Be safe, people. #
- Friend is Harris Teeter just said they’re calling for 41-50 inches this weekend. Come on, now. Really??? #
- Del. Landes’ bill struck down in Committee. ‘cuz the internet’s a fad. http://bit.ly/9FJCyD Read more here - http://bit.ly/9zN2Oi #
- An excellent question begging clarification re: proposed Yancey Business Park in Crozet http://ow.ly/1263P #
- Yep. Albemarle County Schools closed tomorrow. Shocking. #
- RT @bradramsey: RT @JimDuncan: Dominion Power hit one of their own poles at Park and High in Crozet. #
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If you take pictures of the snow (and really, why wouldn’t you? It’s beautiful!), please consider uploading them to flickr and tag them with “crozet” – then they will show up in the slideshow at the top of RealCrozetVA.
Nice update from the Daily Progress this morning:
Updated: 11:00 a.m. As the snow began to fall Friday morning and the roads had yet to become impassable, dozens of Crozet residents rushed out to Crozet Hardware after hearing—primarily over Twitter—that the shop had received a last-minute truckload of snow shovels. By 10 a.m., more than 80 percent of the 230 shovels had been bought up.
A few doors down, the Crozet Mudhouse was doing brisk business as residents took advantage of the final few hours they could travel freely before hunkering down inside their homes. The coffee shop planned to stay open until 5 p.m. Friday and expected to re-open Saturday between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
With the last big storm, the best outlets for regular updates about the outside world came from The Daily Progress on Twitter, CBS-19 on Twitter, and The Hook’s blog, so folks hungry for information might check there for the best updates.
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“I was wondering what other roads in Crozet do not get touched for a couple of days after snow ? Tabor, High and Park seem to be overlooked everytime. There have been at least 6 cars stuck on High Street since yesterday morning, most recently 2 of them at 4:00 this morning. I really wish VDOT would get on a faster ball for the back roads since the main roads have been cleared for a while.”
As an aside, Albemarle County Schools are closed tomorrow (2 February) and it looks like we’re going to have more snow tomorrow and this weekend. Stock up, people!
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