A driveway in North Andover was cleared by snow blower, with a neighbor's Christmas lights helping out the light on the machine.

Workers at Logan airport de-iced a plane.

An employee at the Market Basket at the North Andover Mall collected shopping carts from the parking lot.

John Stanisewski pulled his 8-year-old son, Jack, through the snow on Jefferson Street in Lawrence.

A woman walking a dog braved the wind and snow along Oceanside Drive in Scituate.

Florida resident Stephen Card waited for his flight at Logan.

A couple strolled through Boston Common in the snow.

Charles Street was empty as a parking ban went into effect at noon.

Waves and strong winds battered the coast along Oceanside Drive in Scituate.

Mayor Menino held a meeting on the winter storm in his office at City Hall.

Resse Studebaker of Hingham didn't mind the weather as she made a snow angel at a bus stop.

Two men checked for flight updates at Logan Airport.

A vehicle sat upside down after a spinout on Interstate 295 in Portland, Maine.

A mail carrier went about his route as a plow passed by in Lawrence.

Katie Barrow carried her groceries in Beacon Hill.

Children slid down the "Monster Sled" at Fenway Park.

MBTA workers kept the tracks and surrounding areas clear on Beacon Street.

Wind-blown snow on Quincy Shore Drive in Quincy made for dangerous early afternoon travel.

Two-month-old Jack Hsi took a nap while sheltered in his baby carriage in Boston.

Waves crashed against the seawall near high tide in Lynn.

A man held a cup of coffee while bicycling in the snow in Lawrence.

Terrance Byron shoveled on Washington Street in Wellesley.

Joe McCarthy and Alberto Alvarado cleared snow outside the JFK building in Boston's Government Center.

A pedestrian crossed the street in Lawrence.

Dave Kerwar of Brookline jogged through whiteout conditions around the reservoir at Cleveland Circle during the early hours.

A pedestrian walked through the snow outside the Pet Store on Harvard Street in Allston.