The National Guard is going door to door in parts of Buffalo and its suburbs to check on people who lost power during western New York’s deadliest winter storm in decades. Authorities are facing the tragic possibility of finding more victims amid melting snow as a deep freeze eases into milder weath…
The National Guard is going door to door in parts of Buffalo and its suburbs to check on people who lost power during western New York's deadliest winter storm in decades.
Buffalo, N.Y. (AP) -- The National Guard went door to door in parts of Buffalo on Wednesday to check on people who had lost power during the area’s deadliest winter storm in decades, and authorities faced the tragic possibility of finding more victims amid melting snow.
The National Guard is going door to door in parts of Buffalo to check on people who lost power during western New York's deadliest winter storm in decades.
People in Erie County, New York are still recovering after a deadly, historic winter storm hit the area over Christmas weekend. The National Guard will now go door to door doing wellness checks.
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