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City Hall: Snow Due, So Park In Municipal Lots

ONEONTA – In anticipation of up to perhaps 15 inches of snowfall, predicted to begin this evening, City Hall has lifted restrictions of municipal lots as of 7 p.m. today so drivers can park there overnight.  Cars parked on the street are towed after 2 ½ inches of snow falls.

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