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Worst Of Blizzard Continues In Early A.M. Hours
The latest news on the biggest winter storm in decades.

Lauren is a Coventry native and graduate of the University of Rhode Island's Journalism program. Her love for journalism began when she was a sophomore at Coventry High School where she wrote for and edited the school's student paper; The Entry. She was also a disc jockey and music director at the school's FM radio station, 91.5 WCVY, for four years.
During her time at URI, Lauren took many different types of journalism courses, but focused mainly on print journalism. She spent the summer of 2010 interning at the Warwick Beacon as a reporter covering everything from budget cuts to high school events to the local cow farm.
Lauren is more than excited to be returning to her hometown as the editor of Coventry Patch and having the opportunity to cover news in Coventry the way it deserves to be covered!
The latest news on the biggest winter storm in decades.

Will you need help shoveling after the storm? Or, are you offering shoveling services? Let's try and help out our Coventry neighbors during the blizzard.
Motorists are asked to get off the roads as the storm intensifies. Up to 30 inches are of snow is possible in Coventry and other areas.
Thanks to the blizzard, Coventry is expecting up to 24 inches of snow this weekend. See how many inches have fallen in your area with the LIVE map below.
Officials are urging residents to stay off all roadways if at all possible.
Town officials have declared a State of Emergency for Coventry.
Federal assistance may defray costs incurred for emergency protective measures
Coventry stands to get anywhere between 18 to 24 inches of snow.
Today is Monday, Feb. 11, 2013. Here are five things you need to know:
You're probably going to be spending a bit of time outside cleaning up or playing in the remnants of Winter Storm Nemo - so share with us!
Heavy snow, winds expected to blanket the Northeast this weekend.
Take a look at what properties have sold recently in town.
Each week, Coventry Patch lists Open Houses in our town and the surrounding area. Winter Storm Nemo couldn't scare these two realtors out of showing homes on Sunday.
Rep. Patricia Morgan asks "Where is the required report on career and technical education?"
If passed by the House and enacted into law, the bill will absolve bars and restaurants from the reporting requirement.
The bill states that if a corporation’s annual gross receipts amount to less than the $500 minimum tax, any difference up to $500 is to be refunded to the corporation by the state.
Dunkin Donuts plans to award one scholarship to a senior at every Rhode Island high school.
Here are the highlights from news and events that took place in the General Assembly this week. For more information on any of these items visit http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/News/.
Fire District receiver Richard Land will present budget proposal calling for substantial increase in tax rate.