richard mitnick wrote:I thought Syracuse was the snow capital of the Empire State. I used to belong to WCNY, the great Public Radio station in Syracuse. I had a number of "efriends" there.
There were so many school closings that I sent Don Dolloff "Peter and the Wolf" to play when the kids were home.
I suggested that whenever they had a new member, along with the card, T shirt, whatever, they send a box of Sno-Caps, the chocolate nonpariel-topped candy.
Is Pulaski near Syracuse?
>>RSM
NJ weather: it's trying, John, it's really trying.
Yes, Pulaski is about 35 minutes North of Syracuse, and yes, we get much more snow then they do.
Actually, what's really funny, is the fact, that one time, when all of the the other schools close in the Central NY area, we remained open, even though, we had the most snow.
It's quite funny, because we did the same last year when we got a record 6 feet of snow in a 2 day period on top of the already 3 feet there. Totaling in 9 feet of snow. While that same 2 days, Syracuse got a total of 9 inches, on top of 2 feet of snow.
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