NEWS

Snow day!

By STEVE POPIEL

Posted 1/11/22

Schools were not closed during last Friday's snowstorm as it was moved to be a distant learning day. That did not stop the youth and at times, the entire family joined in. Although there were bitter temperatures outside, hundreds of children of all ages

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NEWS

Snow day!

GETTING OUTSIDE TO PLAY: Many sledders took to the hills at Cranston High School West on Saturday.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

LET’S GO DAD! Emma Armstrong, age 5, slid down the hill at Cranston High School West last Saturday with her father, Dave.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

HANG ON FOR THE RIDE: Anna Palazzo and her daughter Julianna, age 4, enjoyed sledding down the hill at Cranston West High School.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

WELL DONE! Located this snowman, built by Archer Beland, age 13, Franchesca Beland, 10 and Eamon Beland, age 7, on Stoney Acre Drive in Cranston.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

Posted Tuesday, January 11, 2022 8:34 pm

By STEVE POPIEL

Schools were not closed during last Friday’s snowstorm as it was moved to be a distant learning day. That did not stop the youth and at times, the entire family joined in.

Although there were bitter temperatures outside, hundreds of children of all ages bundled up and took to the local “sledding hills.”