With roads mostly clear and transit running again, officials shifted attention to clearing sidewalks, train platforms, and parking lots.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
Officials assessed the damage in flooded areas, while residents around the state dug out from snow that was measured in feet.
Two more storms headed for Mass.The storms are set to hit Thursday and Sunday night, though they won?t have the impact of this week?s blizzard.
For some towns, snowfall broke recordsAuburn, Hudson, and Lunenburg each got three feet of snow, the highest levels reported from the storm.
John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
Powered by the winds of the historic blizzard of 2015, the ocean breached portions of two sea walls.
Mysterious figure seen clearing Marathon finish line in blizzardThe phrase ?#WhoShoveledTheFinishLine? has grown popular on Twitter, and Boston Police are in on the search.
Worcester woman delivers twins during blizzardPaticia Strickland, 28, was 35 weeks pregnant when she went into labor at her home Monday night.
Gregory Bull, File
Romney, testing enthusiasm for a third presidential bid, will renew his call for a fight against ?chronic? poverty.
House moves to abolish Robert DeLeo?s term limitsNew internal rules would abolish current restrictions that require the House speaker to step down in 2017.
Mark Humprhey/AP
PATRIOTS NOTEBOOK
Brady, who sniffled his way through a media session, said ?I?ll be good? as he prepared for the Patriots? first practice of the week.
The fans? guide to Super Bowl XLIXWhere to watch, grab some grub, gear up, and show your team colors.
QUIZ
See how much has the Deflategate controvery has taught you about air pressure.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Robert Kraft has picked a winner in DeflategateEither Robert Kraft or Roger Goodell will take another legacy body blow when a Deflategate decision comes.
Sidewalk Sam, artist who turned streets into canvas, diesOver the course of four decades, Bob Guillemin sketched his own entry into the city?s history.
Harvard scientists are trying to explain a quirk of human behavior more often left to philosophers and psychologists.
JEFF JACOBY
We will take the lashes for Saudi bloggerSeven members of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom offered to share personally in the flogging.
Stan Grossfeld/Globe Staff
The storm blasted the region with wind-whipped snow that piled nearly three-feet high in some places.
Football analyst Warren Sharp?s data show the Patriots have been far better than other teams in preventing fumbles in recent years.
Far fewer residents than expected lost power and high tides did not cause widespread, devastating damage.
A missile fired by the Lebanese Hezbollah group struck an Israeli military convoy on Wednesday.
The Republican will head to N.H. next week, and says he stands for a strong, interventionist foreign policy.
The company reported record-smashing earnings for its latest quarter and primed its stock for a rally Wednesday.
Chef Patrick Gilmartin remixes the flavors of the world deliriously, with an unabashed embrace of fat.
Melissa Rivers has filed a malpractice suit against the clinic that treated her mother for a minor throat surgery last August.
Talk ?The Call? with Globe book clubHave you been reading ?The Call? by Yannick Murphy? Join us for a Twitter discussion with the author Tuesday, Feb. 3, at noon.
The promise and limits of ?mental health first aid?New programs are training laypeople to deal with psychological emergencies ? but how much do they actually help those in crisis?
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