NEWS

Frigid fun

Posted 2/1/22

It was a historical storm that past Saturday and, with a travel ban, it not safe to travel. Yet, that did not stop Cranston residents from clearing snow to sledding. (Herald photos by Steve Popiel) FRIENDS GATHER AT AQUADUCT FIELD: On Sunday afternoon

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NEWS

Frigid fun

FRIENDS GATHER AT AQUADUCT FIELD: On Sunday afternoon four 11-year-old friends gathered to sled. Ivan Her, Xavier Balcarcel and brothers Cody and Sean Gonyea enjoyed their time together. The Budlong pool is in the background.

CLEANING UP: Paul Locket worked hard to clean his mom’s home on Autumn Street. He had grown up in the home.

WITH DAD’S HELP: While trying to build a snowman, Mike Vadney and his son Joey, age 4, found the snow too light so instead they made Jabba the Hutt on their lawn on Brayton Avenue.

SIBLINGS SLEDDING: The Stevens siblings, Malaki, age 9, and his sister Kylyne, age 12, could not wait to take to the hill at Aqueduct Field.

Posted Tuesday, February 1, 2022 9:10 pm

It was a historical storm that past Saturday and, with a travel ban, it not safe to travel. Yet, that did not stop Cranston residents from clearing snow to sledding. (Herald photos by Steve Popiel)