Cleanup continues after historic storm

About 310,000 remained without power after a snowstorm that brought more than 30 inches to some areas.

SCITUATE MA.02/09/13: PFC Juan Jimens with the 11 82nd National Guard look over a flooded Turner Rd Scituate..Conditions after the storm ( David L Ryan/Globe Staff Photo ) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 10snowmain

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PFC Juan Jimens with the 11 82nd National Guard looked over a flooded Turner Road in Scituate.

A snowboarder caught some air on Boston Common.

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A snowboarder caught some air on Boston Common.

Quincy, MA--2/9/2013 A National Grid utility worker works on a power line on Washington Steet on Saturday February 9 2013. (Matthew J. Lee/Globe staff) Topic: 10storm Reporter:

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A National Grid utility worker worked on a power line.

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A snowblower sprayed as winds gusted.

Frank Baldwin crested a hill of snow in Salisbury.

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Frank Baldwin crested a hill of snow in Salisbury.

Residents on Shawmut Avenue in Boston dug out after the storm.

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Residents on Shawmut Avenue in Boston dug out after the storm.

Boylston Street was a pedestrian walkway at midday Saturday.

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Boylston Street was a pedestrian walkway at midday Saturday.

Waves crashed over sand barriers and destroyed the decks of shorefront houses on Plum Island.

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Waves crashed over sand barriers and destroyed the decks of shorefront houses on Plum Island.

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Waves breached a wall in Winthrop Saturday.

Aengus Mcallister dug his car out on Walnut Street in Beacon Hill.

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Aengus Mcallister dug his car out on Walnut Street in Beacon Hill.

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A Winthrop resident shoveled as the waves crashed nearby.

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Snowdrifts completely covered cars in South Boston.

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In South Boston, residents began to dig out their cars.

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One person strapped on a snowboard to navigate the wintry streets.

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Snow covered the steps of homes in South Boston.

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Wellesley firefighters came to the aid of a fellow firefighter stuck in the snow.

Blair Holbrook skied down Cambridge Street on Friday.

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Blair Holbrook skied down Cambridge Street on Friday.

Logan reopens

After a lengthy closure due to snow, Logan Airport reopened at about 11 p.m. Saturday night.

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More than 420,000 National Grid and NStar customers lost power at the height of the storm.

Two die of carbon monoxide poisoning

Boston police have issued a safety alert after two people were killed and two young children were injured as residents dug out from the storm.

Flooding strikes coastal areas

High waves pounded coastal communities and some residents evacuated with assistance from the National Guard.

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See how much snow the massive nor’easter dumped in your area.

A parking meter emerged from the snow in Portland, Maine.

Storm pounds areas throughout Northeast

Areas from Long Island and Connecticut to Maine received historic amounts of snow, and thousands were without power or affected by coastal flooding.

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The Boston area was surprised by the Valentine’s Day Blizzard of 1940, which left cars and people stranded overnight, and 31 New Englanders dead.

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Neal Ferreira, David McFerrin, Samuel Levine, Christine Abraham, and David Kravitz in “Clemency.’’

BLO’s Opera Annex premieres MacMillan’s ‘Clemency’

The progressive flank of the Boston Lyric Opera resumed its march on Wednesday night, as the company unveiled the fourth production in its Opera Annex series.