New York May Be Running Low On Rock Salt… Again
Frustration is growing as the harsh winter reveals another challenge: a dwindling salt supply. What does this mean for our travel safety?
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Who Should Shovel The Sidewalks In Your Neighborhood?
In a city where snow is a given, the rules of sidewalk maintenance paint a striking picture of community responsibility and legal risks. Let's break it down.
New York State Asks You To Use Less Salt This Winter
As the snow piles up, New Yorkers are pulling out the shovels and salt, but there’s a hidden cost to that rock salt we often overlook.
If You Do This In Buffalo, You May Be Breaking The Law
Bitter cold and heaps of snow are on the way, and while some love it, others might be feeling the strain of shoveling.
This is Why No One Can Get Rock Salt in New York State
The nationwide salt shortage is seriously impacting areas within the Empire State.
Is Spreading Salt Illegal In This New York City?
There are rock salt shortages all over the nation that has communities scrambling to keep the streets clear, but it seems that maybe against the law to do that in New York's second largest city.
Snow Removal Etiquette To Remember In New York State
Snow is showing up again in the weather forecast for New York State. Here are a few suggestions of how to remove it without being a jerk to your neighbors.
Snow May Drive Property Taxes Up In Buffalo, New York
Government officials note that if snow fall totals continue to increase, tax hikes may need to happen for snow crews to be able to keep up
Out Of Rock Salt? Use This Instead In New York State
These are the best household solutions for melting snow and ice when you’re out of rock salt.
Buffalo Uses These Things To Clear Snow Off Our Cars
If there is one thing that you can be sure to see driving around Western New York, it's a car with a snow glacier on its roof, but does it have to be this way?