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Less snow, milder temperatures eased states' winter budgets - The Eagle: Nation
Boston received less than 40 inches of snow this year, compared to over 110 inches in the record-setting winter of 2015. State figures show the Department of Transportation spent $88.7 million clearing roadways of snow and ice in fiscal 2016, compared to $167 million in fiscal 2015. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation spent $10.9 million on winter operations, compared to $19.5 million a year ago.
Less snow, milder temperatures eased states' winter budgets - Richmond Times-Dispatch: Ap
Boston received less than 40 inches of snow this year, compared to over 110 inches in the record-setting winter of 2015. State figures show the Department of Transportation spent $88.7 million clearing roadways of snow and ice in fiscal 2016, compared to $167 million in fiscal 2015. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation spent $10.9 million on winter operations, compared to $19.5 million a year ago.
Less snow, milder temperatures eased states' winter budgets - Dothan Eagle: State
Boston received less than 40 inches of snow this year, compared to over 110 inches in the record-setting winter of 2015. State figures show the Department of Transportation spent $88.7 million clearing roadways of snow and ice in fiscal 2016, compared to $167 million in fiscal 2015. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation spent $10.9 million on winter operations, compared to $19.5 million a year ago.
Less snow, milder temperatures eased states' winter budgets - HeraldCourier.com: News
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Less snow, milder temperatures eased states' winter budgets - Clay Center Dispatch On-Line: State
Boston received less than 40 inches of snow this year, compared to over 110 inches in the record-setting winter of 2015. State figures show the Department of Transportation spent $88.7 million clearing roadways of snow and ice in fiscal 2016, compared to $167 million in fiscal 2015. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation spent $10.9 million on winter operations, compared to $19.5 million a year ago.
Less snow, milder temperatures eased states' winter budgets - Laredo Morning Times: State
Boston received less than 40 inches of snow this year, compared to over 110 inches in the record-setting winter of 2015. State figures show the Department of Transportation spent $88.7 million clearing roadways of snow and ice in fiscal 2016, compared to $167 million in fiscal 2015. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation spent $10.9 million on winter operations, compared to $19.5 million a year ago.
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