Among the many people working diligently to clear the two-plus feet of snow that buried items, including this fire hydrant on West Street, were town Public Works Department crews. Milt Adams tried to direct the water's flow as it gushed into the street Thursday. A plow accidentally clipped the hydrant while clearing snow.  (Bobowick photo)
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