Dive Summary:
- More than 220,000 homes and business in the northeastern U.S. are still without power in the aftermath of a blizzard that left up to three feet of snow on the region's most densely populated area.
- New England utilities have said that some of the outages could last through Tuesday; the storm took the lives of 11 Americans.
- All-told, 650,000 customers lost power across eight states during the worst part of the storm, most of which were in Massachusetts.
From the article:
New York City's three major airports -- LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark, New Jersey -- were up and running by late Saturday morning after shutting down the evening before. Boston's Logan Airport resumed operations late Saturday night.
At New York's Fashion Week, women tottered on 4-inch heels through the snow to get to the tents to see designers' newest collections. ...