Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find it impossible to believe there are still streets that are not drivable. There has to be tire paths you can drive on by now, that you can access with a little shoveling of the path out of your driveway. Trucks and SUVs are just driving wherever they want.
I welcome you to the City of Alexandria.
https://x.com/laurapgood/status/2016588749589602319?s=46&t=sR_AeSn8YTH-JXxxnTN-bQ
This is just one of many. My neighborhood has narrow, hilly streets. Multiple plows got stuck and many struggle to pass just because of their size.
Anonymous wrote:Maret is open and on time ..surpised no delay.
Anonymous wrote:There is no excuse for NCS to be closed tomorrow. My DD needs to be at school, and I need to be at work. 2-hour delay? Sure. But all day. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NCS cancelled.
I drove by school today and it looked rough. Families around school have shared that it’s not great in the surrounding area either. I think it was the right call.
Anonymous wrote:There is no excuse for NCS to be closed tomorrow. My DD needs to be at school, and I need to be at work. 2-hour delay? Sure. But all day. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:There is no excuse for NCS to be closed tomorrow. My DD needs to be at school, and I need to be at work. 2-hour delay? Sure. But all day. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find it impossible to believe there are still streets that are not drivable. There has to be tire paths you can drive on by now, that you can access with a little shoveling of the path out of your driveway. Trucks and SUVs are just driving wherever they want.
There is no point trying to reason with them. Most of the posters on this thread want schools closed until the last of the snow melts.
Anonymous wrote:NCS cancelled.
Anonymous wrote:I find it impossible to believe there are still streets that are not drivable. There has to be tire paths you can drive on by now, that you can access with a little shoveling of the path out of your driveway. Trucks and SUVs are just driving wherever they want.
Anonymous wrote:I find it impossible to believe there are still streets that are not drivable. There has to be tire paths you can drive on by now, that you can access with a little shoveling of the path out of your driveway. Trucks and SUVs are just driving wherever they want.