Who let the dogs out to fro-lick through the snow?
Feb 03, 2026
Margo Hand and Millie start their walk. Photos by Kat Sheridan
Millie sees that the cameraperson was holding a treat.
Ducks preparing to get into the cold water.
Maizie takes a treat from Jimmy Bosworth.
Maizie was a bit skeptical about the camera.
Hudson inspects the camera and Dolly inspects the snow.
Hudson inspects the snow and Dolly looks ahead.
A bird runs through the snow.
Horses in coats enjoy the snow.
River runs through a patch of snow. 
River frolics in the snow. 
Christine Szuszkiewicz and Buck enjoy knitting club. 
Buck poses for a photo. 
A snowman at the playground.
Some turkeys causing traffic by crossing the road.
J.C. was quite excited to make friends.
Paul Karpicz tries to keep J.C. from running toward the cameraperson.
A duck swims past a chunk of ice.
Margo Hand and Millie start their walk. Photos by Kat Sheridan
Millie sees that the cameraperson was holding a treat.
Ducks preparing to get into the cold water.
Maizie takes a treat from Jimmy Bosworth.
Maizie was a bit skeptical about the camera.
Hudson inspects the camera and Dolly inspects the snow.
Hudson inspects the snow and Dolly looks ahead.
A bird runs through the snow.
Horses in coats enjoy the snow.
River runs through a patch of snow.
River frolics in the snow.
Christine Szuszkiewicz and Buck enjoy knitting club.
Buck poses for a photo.
A snowman at the playground.
Some turkeys causing traffic by crossing the road.
J.C. was quite excited to make friends.
Paul Karpicz tries to keep J.C. from running toward the cameraperson.
A duck swims past a chunk of ice.
After a freezing cold spell, residents enjoyed comparatively spring-like temperatures of high 20s to low 30s degrees on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Ducks swam in the partially melted ponds, dogs with both thick fur and cloth coats frolicked through the snowy woods and turkeys caused traffic by crossing the road.
Residents like Margo Hand and Paul Karpicz mentioned loving to bring their dogs, Millie and J.C., to spots such as Destruction Brook Woods to give their dogs exercise regardless of the snow.
Others, like Christine Szuszkiewicz, brought her dog Buck to her knitting club to keep warm. She said Buck has such a thick coat he can handle the cold anyway.
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