• Downtown Snow Removal January 23

Motorists are advised that snow removal and/or street widening operations are in effect tonight.  Beginning at 12:30 am and continuing until 7:30 am, Monday, January 23, 2012 snow will be removed or plowed on the following #  14 streets.

1.   Water St – Temperance St To Waldegrave St        
2.   Duckworth St – Temperance St To New Gower St
3.   Temperance St
4.   Hill O’Chips
5.   Cochrane St –  Duckworth St To Water St
6.   Holloway St –  Duckworth St To Water St
7.   St. John’s Lane – Duckworth St To Water St  
8.   Prescott St – Duckworth St To Water St
9.   MCBride’s Hill
10. Clift’s-Baird’s Cove
11. Ayre’s Cove
12. Beck’s Cove
13. Bishop’s Cove
14. Steers Cove Parking Lot

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