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Blowing and Drifting Making Dig Out Difficult

By: Wendy Fleury
Updated: February 8, 2013
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GREEN BAY, Wisc. (WFRV) The snow has stopped flying, but now the real clean up begins.

The Brown County Highway Department has been at it all night long. While the major highways appear to be in good shape, the rural roads are still snow covered and drifted.

Local 5's Wendy Fleury talked with the Green Bay Public Works Department this morning to get an update on their snow removal efforts. Click the video link above to see her report.

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