Snow returns for a brief stay
Published 12:10 am Friday, February 21, 2025
A worker clears some snow from the stage area in the Bell Tower Green. – Karen Kistler
Tracks could be seen from the few cars that ventured out early. Several were out waking in the falling snow as well. — Karen Kistler
The falling snow landed on some of the branches and artwork. — Karen Kistler
Bell Tower Green turned white as the snow began to cover the grassy area. — Karen Kistler
The green trees helped make the morning’s snowfall more visible. – Karen Kistler
These evergreen trees in the Bell Tower Green had snow in their branches. — Karen Kistler
Spring and winter came together as these blossoms were covered with snow. – Karen Kistler
Sidewalks were covered for a while as the snow fell. — Karen Kistler
SALISBURY — A second wave of snow came through the area Thursday morning and kept falling until approximately 11:30 when just a few flakes continued to be visible and then it ended and was soon gone. However, while the snow was here, it brought about some changes in the area including the local school schedule, which became a remote learning day. Several other community events were postponed during the two days of snowy weather, and the roads were quieter than usual. The snow also changed how things looked in the downtown area and the Bell Tower Green, making it a snowy white. The park was fairly quiet throughout the morning as the snow fell, except for a town worker clearing off some of the stage area and several people venturing out for a walk, making their rounds along with a furry friend or two.
