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Road Conditions Main Factor In School Closing Decisions
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Wednesday, January 19th 2011, 11:24 pm
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Road Conditions Main Factor In School Closing Decisions
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When snow is in the forecast, many parents and students spend their time wondering if schools will be closed due to the winter weather. That decision is often made early in the morning and the main factor is road conditions.
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