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BLIZZARD UPDATE: The City of Newport has lifted th BLIZZARD UPDATE: The City of Newport has lifted the parking ban on Broadway, marking a major step forward in the city’s recovery from the blizzard. Primary roads are now clear, and snow removal crews continue working through side streets. City officials emphasized that if a residential street has not yet been plowed, crews are actively making their way through neighborhoods. Ocean Drive remains closed as cleanup continues. City Hall and Newport Public Schools will be closed Wednesday. Trash and recycling pickup is suspended Wednesday and Thursday. Officials are urging residents to use caution while traveling, as plows remain active and road conditions may vary on secondary streets. #blizzard2026 #newportbuzz #newportri
A historic snowfall transforms Newport into a wint A historic snowfall transforms Newport into a winter coastline straight out of a postcard. 📸 @evancarbotti #blizzard2026 #newportbuzz #newportri
Governor Dan McKee lifted Rhode Island’s motor veh Governor Dan McKee lifted Rhode Island’s motor vehicle and commercial travel bans at noon Tuesday, signaling a major step toward recovery after the historic blizzard. State officials are urging residents to stay home if possible as cities and towns continue digging out. Local parking bans remain in effect and will be lifted by municipalities when streets are ready. “Our plow crews have been out in full force to make sure our state roads are safe for travel,” McKee said, thanking plow drivers, first responders, utility crews and municipal workers for working around the clock. He cautioned that full recovery will take time. Road conditions Rhode Island Department of Transportation crews will remain on state roads, widening lanes and clearing snowbanks. Teams are also monitoring for refreezing as temperatures drop and are assisting local communities as needed. The state is requesting mutual aid from neighboring states, including payloaders, heavy-duty plows and backhoes to speed up snow removal. McKee met with municipal leaders Tuesday morning to assess conditions. The Rhode Island National Guard continues to assist in hard-hit areas. Major bridges — the Jamestown Verrazzano, Mount Hope, Newport Pell and Sakonnet River bridges — reopened at noon also. Power outages Rhode Island Energy has more than 400 crews and 1,400 personnel deployed statewide to assess damage, clear debris and restore service. Officials warn that in some areas, restoration could take up to 72 hours or longer. Residents can report outages at RIEnergy.com/outage, by texting OUTAGE to 743674 or calling 855-743-1101. Shelters Expanded shelter capacity remains available statewide. Emergency pop-up shelters are open for the foreseeable future, except the West Warwick shelter, which is scheduled to close Thursday at 9 a.m. Additional regional shelters have opened in Middletown, Pawtucket and Wakefield in coordination with the Rhode Island Red Cross. State officials say no one will be turned away. Residents are reminded never to use portable generators indoors and to keep them at least 20 feet from buildings to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. #rhodeisland #blizzard2026 #newportbuzz
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