Bookie baffles with shop move
A NATIONAL bookmaker's chain has confused some residents in Highbridge this week when it shut its town centre shop, then opened a new one just five doors away the following day! William Hill closed its Market Street shop next to the busy A38 roundabout but opened a new shop just 20 paces away down the same street!
A NATIONAL bookmaker's chain has confused some residents in Highbridge this week when it shut its town centre shop, then opened a new one just five doors away the following day! William Hill closed its Market Street shop next to the busy A38 roundabout but opened a new shop just 20 paces away down the same street!
Farmer issues lanterns warning
Exclusive: A BERROW farmer has urged residents in Burnham-On-Sea not to let off Chinese lanterns during this weekend's New Year festivities after six of the burning objects landed within a few metres of her hay barn this week. Wendy Welland, from Faircott Farm, told Burnham-On-Sea.com the lanterns which came down on Christmas Night could easily have caused a fire.
Exclusive: A BERROW farmer has urged residents in Burnham-On-Sea not to let off Chinese lanterns during this weekend's New Year festivities after six of the burning objects landed within a few metres of her hay barn this week. Wendy Welland, from Faircott Farm, told Burnham-On-Sea.com the lanterns which came down on Christmas Night could easily have caused a fire.
Rubbish collections resume
CHRISTMAS waste and recycling is being cleared this week in the Burnham-On-Sea area by Somerset Waste Partnership collection crews and recycling staff. After a week of severe weather when they were disrupted, kerbside services have been underway since Tuesday.
CHRISTMAS waste and recycling is being cleared this week in the Burnham-On-Sea area by Somerset Waste Partnership collection crews and recycling staff. After a week of severe weather when they were disrupted, kerbside services have been underway since Tuesday.
Council leader's 'optimism'
SOMERSET County Council Leader Ken Maddock has this week spoken of his optimism for the year ahead despite the threat of further multi-million pound financial cutbacks across our area. The comments come in his New Year's Message issued on Wednesday (December 29th).
SOMERSET County Council Leader Ken Maddock has this week spoken of his optimism for the year ahead despite the threat of further multi-million pound financial cutbacks across our area. The comments come in his New Year's Message issued on Wednesday (December 29th).
This week's Ritz films reviewed
Includes Video Trailers: BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews two of the latest films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema in Victoria Street - Gulliver's Travels and Little Fockers. Read more of Molly's reviews of films showing in Burnham here each week.
Includes Video Trailers: BURNHAM-On-Sea film enthusiast Molly Harding reviews two of the latest films currently showing at the town's Ritz Cinema in Victoria Street - Gulliver's Travels and Little Fockers. Read more of Molly's reviews of films showing in Burnham here each week.
Snow boost for golf range
DOZENS of golfers from across the area swung into Burnham-On-Sea Golf Range during the snowy weather after most local golf courses were closed by the extreme conditions. Collecting the white golf balls in the snow proved to be the proverbial needle in the haystack, but Burnham Golf Range remained open every day during the wintry weather.
DOZENS of golfers from across the area swung into Burnham-On-Sea Golf Range during the snowy weather after most local golf courses were closed by the extreme conditions. Collecting the white golf balls in the snow proved to be the proverbial needle in the haystack, but Burnham Golf Range remained open every day during the wintry weather.
Gifts ruined by burst pipe flood
Exclusive: FRESHLY-opened Christmas presents were ruined after a burst pipe sent water flooding through ceilings in a basement flat on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront this week. The water gushed into the flat on The Esplanade early on Monday morning (December 27th) at the start of this week's thaw.
Exclusive: FRESHLY-opened Christmas presents were ruined after a burst pipe sent water flooding through ceilings in a basement flat on Burnham-On-Sea's seafront this week. The water gushed into the flat on The Esplanade early on Monday morning (December 27th) at the start of this week's thaw.
Sea dip to be held in Burnham
A GROUP of brave fundraisers in Burnham-On-Sea will dash into the sea during a sponsored dip on the first day of 2011. Two local charities will benefit from the event, which is scheduled to start at 3pm this Saturday afternoon (January 1st) next to Burnham's jetty.
A GROUP of brave fundraisers in Burnham-On-Sea will dash into the sea during a sponsored dip on the first day of 2011. Two local charities will benefit from the event, which is scheduled to start at 3pm this Saturday afternoon (January 1st) next to Burnham's jetty.
Thaw brings burst pipe floods
A rise in temperatures has caused flooding after a number of water pipes burst in the Burnham-On-Sea area this week. Burnham's town fountain in Pier Street is among the structures to be affected, with water flowing out across surrounding pavements and streets.
A rise in temperatures has caused flooding after a number of water pipes burst in the Burnham-On-Sea area this week. Burnham's town fountain in Pier Street is among the structures to be affected, with water flowing out across surrounding pavements and streets.
Stress led to railway suicide
A DEPRESSED mother who committed suicide just a week before her daughter’s wedding ended her own life because the stresses of life had become too much, a court heard last week. Lynette Rawles, 63, killed herself by crouching in front of a train in Highbridge.
A DEPRESSED mother who committed suicide just a week before her daughter’s wedding ended her own life because the stresses of life had become too much, a court heard last week. Lynette Rawles, 63, killed herself by crouching in front of a train in Highbridge.
£500 boost for Shelterbox
A CHRISTMAS raffle by Burnham-On-Sea Scouts has raised hundreds of pounds for an international disaster relief charity. £500 was raised for Shelterbox by the youngsters, who sold hundreds of raffle tickets for cash prizes and meals in local restaurants.
A CHRISTMAS raffle by Burnham-On-Sea Scouts has raised hundreds of pounds for an international disaster relief charity. £500 was raised for Shelterbox by the youngsters, who sold hundreds of raffle tickets for cash prizes and meals in local restaurants.
20 starving swans rescued from ice
Wildlife carers and a rescue boat crew from Burnham-On-Sea have today (Sunday) rescued more than 20 swans from a frozen waterway on the Somerset Levels. Volunteers from Secret World Wildlife Rescue captured 21 birds, with the help of Burnham-based rescue charity BARB.
Wildlife carers and a rescue boat crew from Burnham-On-Sea have today (Sunday) rescued more than 20 swans from a frozen waterway on the Somerset Levels. Volunteers from Secret World Wildlife Rescue captured 21 birds, with the help of Burnham-based rescue charity BARB.
White Christmas in Burnham
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea woke to a white Christmas for the first time in many years. There were icy scenes throughout the Burnham area. A week of sub-zero temperatures meant last weekend's snowfall had not melted away, leaving the town under a coating of the white stuff.
RESIDENTS in Burnham-On-Sea woke to a white Christmas for the first time in many years. There were icy scenes throughout the Burnham area. A week of sub-zero temperatures meant last weekend's snowfall had not melted away, leaving the town under a coating of the white stuff.
Long-running shop to close?
Exclusive: A long-running shop in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea could close after suffering its worst-ever Christmas trade. Graham Cook, owner of GC Music in Cross Street, told Burnham-On-Sea.com he is considering shutting his shop. The firm had its worst-ever year of Christmas trade.
Exclusive: A long-running shop in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea could close after suffering its worst-ever Christmas trade. Graham Cook, owner of GC Music in Cross Street, told Burnham-On-Sea.com he is considering shutting his shop. The firm had its worst-ever year of Christmas trade.
Scouts Xmas post raises £800
SCORES of scouts have made their final deliveries of Christmas post across the Burnham-On-Sea area as part of an annual fundraising drive. The 1st Huntspill and Highbridge Scout Group delivered thousands of items of post, raising more than £800 for the organisation.
SCORES of scouts have made their final deliveries of Christmas post across the Burnham-On-Sea area as part of an annual fundraising drive. The 1st Huntspill and Highbridge Scout Group delivered thousands of items of post, raising more than £800 for the organisation.
Benefit fraudsters targeted
SEDGEMOOR District Council's legal team has this month targeted alleged benefit fraudsters in the Burnham-On-Sea area by taking cases to court. Two local men have appeared at Bridgwater Magistrates Court over the past week in connection with cases of alleged fraud.
SEDGEMOOR District Council's legal team has this month targeted alleged benefit fraudsters in the Burnham-On-Sea area by taking cases to court. Two local men have appeared at Bridgwater Magistrates Court over the past week in connection with cases of alleged fraud.
Icy roads claim two more cars
CHRISTMAS Eve turned out to be memorable for all the wrong reasons for these two unfortunate motorists. Icy side roads in the Burnham-On-Sea are still proving to be treacherous, almost a week after the last main snowfall swept in and blanketed our area.
CHRISTMAS Eve turned out to be memorable for all the wrong reasons for these two unfortunate motorists. Icy side roads in the Burnham-On-Sea are still proving to be treacherous, almost a week after the last main snowfall swept in and blanketed our area.
Christmas church services
CHURCHGOERS across the Burnham-On-Sea area are this week celebrating Christmas at numerous services. Burnham-On-Sea.com has compiled a guide to a selection of the main religious services taking place across the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge areas on December 25th.
CHURCHGOERS across the Burnham-On-Sea area are this week celebrating Christmas at numerous services. Burnham-On-Sea.com has compiled a guide to a selection of the main religious services taking place across the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge areas on December 25th.
Post staff struggle with backlog
POSTAL services in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been severely disrupted by the wintry weather, with some residents not receiving any mail for the past week. While the team have been catching up with a huge backlog of post at Burnham Sorting Office, some Christmas deliveries may not be made in time.
POSTAL services in the Burnham-On-Sea area have been severely disrupted by the wintry weather, with some residents not receiving any mail for the past week. While the team have been catching up with a huge backlog of post at Burnham Sorting Office, some Christmas deliveries may not be made in time.
Bingo players boost charities
TWO local charities have this week been given a Christmas financial boost by a group of Burnham-On-Sea bingo players. Burnham's Wednesday Bingo Club, which meets weekly in The Princess Theatre, has held a series of raffles and fundraisers during the year.
TWO local charities have this week been given a Christmas financial boost by a group of Burnham-On-Sea bingo players. Burnham's Wednesday Bingo Club, which meets weekly in The Princess Theatre, has held a series of raffles and fundraisers during the year.
Youngsters spark ice safety alert
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have today (Thursday) issued a warning to residents about staying well clear of icy lakes after several youngsters were spotted walking across thin ice at Apex Park in Highbridge. Inspector Roger Tolley from Burnham Police told Burnham-On-Sea.com that people put themselves in great danger by going on the ice.
Exclusive: BURNHAM-On-Sea police have today (Thursday) issued a warning to residents about staying well clear of icy lakes after several youngsters were spotted walking across thin ice at Apex Park in Highbridge. Inspector Roger Tolley from Burnham Police told Burnham-On-Sea.com that people put themselves in great danger by going on the ice.
Catholic services to go ahead
CHRISTMAS services at Burnham-On-Sea's Catholic Church are set to go ahead as planned after the danger from falling icicles decreased on Thursday (December 23rd). We first reported on Wednesday morning that the church in Highbridge Road had been sealed off as a safety measure.
CHRISTMAS services at Burnham-On-Sea's Catholic Church are set to go ahead as planned after the danger from falling icicles decreased on Thursday (December 23rd). We first reported on Wednesday morning that the church in Highbridge Road had been sealed off as a safety measure.
Keep Christmas crime-free
POLICE are reminding people in the Burnham-On-Sea area of some simple crime prevention tips to help ensure they have a crime-free Christmas. Before heading off to visit relatives and friends, police are encouraging residents to ensure their homes are safe and fully secure.
POLICE are reminding people in the Burnham-On-Sea area of some simple crime prevention tips to help ensure they have a crime-free Christmas. Before heading off to visit relatives and friends, police are encouraging residents to ensure their homes are safe and fully secure.
100 enjoy Dickens celebration
OVER 100 people braved snow and ice to attend an evening of festive family entertainment in Brent Knoll's St Michael's Church. The event - called 'A Dickens Of A Christmas' - featured traditional carols, songs, poems and readings along with a special performance of Oliver.
OVER 100 people braved snow and ice to attend an evening of festive family entertainment in Brent Knoll's St Michael's Church. The event - called 'A Dickens Of A Christmas' - featured traditional carols, songs, poems and readings along with a special performance of Oliver.
Refuse collectors 'struggling'
RECYCLING and rubbish collections face continued disruption today in the Burnham-On-Sea area as Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) crews struggle to get through the snow and ice to carry out collections and catch up with past missed services over the past few days.
RECYCLING and rubbish collections face continued disruption today in the Burnham-On-Sea area as Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) crews struggle to get through the snow and ice to carry out collections and catch up with past missed services over the past few days.
£13k Poppy Appeal boost
STAFF at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll have handed over a cheque for more than £13,000 to The Royal British Legion. The cash has been raised from the sales of the charity’s poppies at the garden centre during the past seven years for the Poppy Appeal.
STAFF at Sanders Garden World in Brent Knoll have handed over a cheque for more than £13,000 to The Royal British Legion. The cash has been raised from the sales of the charity’s poppies at the garden centre during the past seven years for the Poppy Appeal.
Sweets donation for children
STAFF at Homes in Sedgemoor have raised almost £200 to buy sweets for local children in the Burnham and Highbridge area this Christmas. The team have collected £180 throughout December by holding various activities including raffles and auctions to raise the cash.
STAFF at Homes in Sedgemoor have raised almost £200 to buy sweets for local children in the Burnham and Highbridge area this Christmas. The team have collected £180 throughout December by holding various activities including raffles and auctions to raise the cash.
Man rescued from icy Apex lake
FIRE crews in Burnham-On-Sea used ropes and ladders to rescue a man who became trapped in a lake in Highbridge this afternoon (Wednesday, December 22nd). Two fire engines and an ambulance rushed to Apex Park at 3pm after a man got into difficulty in one of the lakes.
FIRE crews in Burnham-On-Sea used ropes and ladders to rescue a man who became trapped in a lake in Highbridge this afternoon (Wednesday, December 22nd). Two fire engines and an ambulance rushed to Apex Park at 3pm after a man got into difficulty in one of the lakes.
Icicles danger shuts town church
FIRE crews in Burnham-On-Sea have sealed off a busy church in the town centre today (Wednesday, December 22nd) amid concerns that icicles may come crashing down onto passing pedestrians. Entrance routes to Burnham Catholic Church have been sealed off with fire service tape.
FIRE crews in Burnham-On-Sea have sealed off a busy church in the town centre today (Wednesday, December 22nd) amid concerns that icicles may come crashing down onto passing pedestrians. Entrance routes to Burnham Catholic Church have been sealed off with fire service tape.
MP welcomes power talks
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has this week welcomed the start of a public consultation period on burying new power lines in our area underground in place of building huge pylons across the countryside. National Grid had planned to build a 37-mile line across the county.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP has this week welcomed the start of a public consultation period on burying new power lines in our area underground in place of building huge pylons across the countryside. National Grid had planned to build a 37-mile line across the county.
Winning lights displays named
THE winners of Burnham and Highbridge's annual Christmas lights competition were announced on Tuesday (December 21st). Town councillors Ken Smout and Phoebe Harling visited the best displays in the two towns last week before choosing the winners of the various categories.
THE winners of Burnham and Highbridge's annual Christmas lights competition were announced on Tuesday (December 21st). Town councillors Ken Smout and Phoebe Harling visited the best displays in the two towns last week before choosing the winners of the various categories.
Seafront skiing 'better than Alps'
Exclusive: THIS week's heavy snowfall in Burnham-On-Sea has created perfect cross-country skiing conditions along the town's seafront, according to one resident. Sara Cox-Conklin, who runs Burnham's Swim and Sports Academy, strapped on her skis today Tuesday (December 21st) and found the snow on The Esplanade is "better than the Alps."
Exclusive: THIS week's heavy snowfall in Burnham-On-Sea has created perfect cross-country skiing conditions along the town's seafront, according to one resident. Sara Cox-Conklin, who runs Burnham's Swim and Sports Academy, strapped on her skis today Tuesday (December 21st) and found the snow on The Esplanade is "better than the Alps."
Dog injured on town seafront
Exclusive: A furious dog owner has hit out at seafront fishermen in Burnham-On-Sea after his spaniel was injured after swallowing a discarded fishing hook, line and bait on Monday night (December 20th). Ashley Wyton was walking his seven year-old dog, Archie, along The Esplanade when it found the fishing kit.
Exclusive: A furious dog owner has hit out at seafront fishermen in Burnham-On-Sea after his spaniel was injured after swallowing a discarded fishing hook, line and bait on Monday night (December 20th). Ashley Wyton was walking his seven year-old dog, Archie, along The Esplanade when it found the fishing kit.
Town set for white Christmas
BURNHAM-On-Sea looks set to have its first white Christmas for years after forecasters predicted this week's freezing weather is due to continue into the weekend. The Met Office has issued new weather warnings for ice and snow over the next few days for the Burnham area.
BURNHAM-On-Sea looks set to have its first white Christmas for years after forecasters predicted this week's freezing weather is due to continue into the weekend. The Met Office has issued new weather warnings for ice and snow over the next few days for the Burnham area.
RSPB against wind farm plans
Exclusive: THE RSPB has this week formally objected against plans for a new wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has written a letter of objection regarding the proposals by Ecotricity to build four 120m tall wind turbines at West Huntspill.
Exclusive: THE RSPB has this week formally objected against plans for a new wind farm near Burnham-On-Sea. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has written a letter of objection regarding the proposals by Ecotricity to build four 120m tall wind turbines at West Huntspill.
Santa makes surprise visit
FATHER Christmas delighted scores of children at Highbridge Children’s Centre when he dropped in on the final day of term. Santa handed out presents to the youngsters, as pictured, during a surprise visit during the centre's last day before the festive holidays.
FATHER Christmas delighted scores of children at Highbridge Children’s Centre when he dropped in on the final day of term. Santa handed out presents to the youngsters, as pictured, during a surprise visit during the centre's last day before the festive holidays.
Latest: Town snow updates
SNOW is affecting various services and events across the Burnham-On-Sea area this week. This regularly-updated list shows which services and events are being hit during the bad weather. Get in contact if you have an update that should be added.
SNOW is affecting various services and events across the Burnham-On-Sea area this week. This regularly-updated list shows which services and events are being hit during the bad weather. Get in contact if you have an update that should be added.
Is that Burnham or North Pole?
FATHER Christmas must have felt at home when he dropped in at the town's hovercraft rescue station at the weekend! Dozens of families braved the snowy weather to visit him during a special festive fundraiser at the BARB hovercraft station on The Esplanade.
FATHER Christmas must have felt at home when he dropped in at the town's hovercraft rescue station at the weekend! Dozens of families braved the snowy weather to visit him during a special festive fundraiser at the BARB hovercraft station on The Esplanade.
Carols in store for shoppers
THE foyer of a Highbridge supermarket has been a hive of festive activity this week as carol singers entertain shoppers. The Burnham and Highbridge Town Band, Coastline Singers and a group of Churchfield School pupils have been singing at the Asda store for charity.
THE foyer of a Highbridge supermarket has been a hive of festive activity this week as carol singers entertain shoppers. The Burnham and Highbridge Town Band, Coastline Singers and a group of Churchfield School pupils have been singing at the Asda store for charity.
Two inches of new snowfall
FURTHER heavy snow fell on Burnham-On-Sea today (Monday), covering roads and pavements in the town with a fresh covering. Forecasters said freezing temperatures overnight will create more hazardous driving conditions, prompting a fresh police plea.
FURTHER heavy snow fell on Burnham-On-Sea today (Monday), covering roads and pavements in the town with a fresh covering. Forecasters said freezing temperatures overnight will create more hazardous driving conditions, prompting a fresh police plea.
Extra grit bins for residents
THE Town Council has placed four grit bins in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge to help residents keep pavements free of ice. The council says it is working alongside Sedgemoor District Council and Somerset County Council to try and keep roads and pavements in the two towns safe.
THE Town Council has placed four grit bins in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge to help residents keep pavements free of ice. The council says it is working alongside Sedgemoor District Council and Somerset County Council to try and keep roads and pavements in the two towns safe.
Rescue crews provide snow help
BURNHAM-On-Sea rescue charity BARB is helping health carers reach patients across the area during today's severe weather. This morning (Monday, December 20th), BARB's two 4x4 trucks are being used to transport local doctors and community nurses on their rounds across the Burnham area.
BURNHAM-On-Sea rescue charity BARB is helping health carers reach patients across the area during today's severe weather. This morning (Monday, December 20th), BARB's two 4x4 trucks are being used to transport local doctors and community nurses on their rounds across the Burnham area.
Rare birds stolen from aviary
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have appealed for the public's help after the theft of several rare aviary birds from a property in the town. Two separate thefts of birds have occurred this month and in October, prompting the appeal from officers investigating the cases.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police have appealed for the public's help after the theft of several rare aviary birds from a property in the town. Two separate thefts of birds have occurred this month and in October, prompting the appeal from officers investigating the cases.
Traders fume over icy High St
Exclusive: TRADERS in Burnham-On-Sea have been left reeling after snow turned the town's High Street and pavements into an 'ice rink' on what should have been the busiest shopping weekend of the year. Shop owners say Somerset County Council should be gritting the High Street and removing snow and ice.
Exclusive: TRADERS in Burnham-On-Sea have been left reeling after snow turned the town's High Street and pavements into an 'ice rink' on what should have been the busiest shopping weekend of the year. Shop owners say Somerset County Council should be gritting the High Street and removing snow and ice.
Bird's eye view of town in snow
Exclusive: THESE stunning photos of Burnham-On-Sea were shot by an aerial photographer high above the town this weekend. Jeff Thomas took the 'birds eye' photographs of the snow-covered town from inside his microlight 1,500 fee soaring along the coastline.
Exclusive: THESE stunning photos of Burnham-On-Sea were shot by an aerial photographer high above the town this weekend. Jeff Thomas took the 'birds eye' photographs of the snow-covered town from inside his microlight 1,500 fee soaring along the coastline.
Pontin's prospects 'dimming'
NATIONAL newspaper reports suggest that the prospects for the cash-strapped Pontin's chain of holiday camps is 'darkening' as property bidders descend upon the business with proposals to bulldoze the holiday parks. The firm went into administration during November.
NATIONAL newspaper reports suggest that the prospects for the cash-strapped Pontin's chain of holiday camps is 'darkening' as property bidders descend upon the business with proposals to bulldoze the holiday parks. The firm went into administration during November.
'Heartless' snowman vandals
A Burnham-On-Sea mother has hit out at heartless vandals who destroyed her daughter's snowman. Nikki Triggol says her three-year-old daughter, Jasmine, was left "distraught" when the two teenage vandals struck her garden in Cheddar Close on Saturday afternoon.
A Burnham-On-Sea mother has hit out at heartless vandals who destroyed her daughter's snowman. Nikki Triggol says her three-year-old daughter, Jasmine, was left "distraught" when the two teenage vandals struck her garden in Cheddar Close on Saturday afternoon.
Six inches of snow falls on town
ALMOST six inches of snow fell on Burnham-On-sea overnight and residents have today (Saturday) been warned to expect more in the hours to come. These were the wintry scenes across the Burnham area, which created treacherous driving conditions for motorists.
ALMOST six inches of snow fell on Burnham-On-sea overnight and residents have today (Saturday) been warned to expect more in the hours to come. These were the wintry scenes across the Burnham area, which created treacherous driving conditions for motorists.
Snow causes road accidents
MOTORISTS have been urged to take extra care after treacherous road conditions in Burnham-On-Sea caused a number of accidents on Saturday (December 18th), including this one in Stoddens Road. Up to six inches of snow in Burnham created hazardrous driving conditions.
MOTORISTS have been urged to take extra care after treacherous road conditions in Burnham-On-Sea caused a number of accidents on Saturday (December 18th), including this one in Stoddens Road. Up to six inches of snow in Burnham created hazardrous driving conditions.
Kind gesture helps residents
THIS community-spirited group of Highbridge youngsters have come to the aid of residents struggling with slippery pavements caused by this weekend's snow. Lucas Adams, 12, Sophie Adams, 10, and Megan Adams, 6, spent Saturday clearing snow and ice along Church Street.
THIS community-spirited group of Highbridge youngsters have come to the aid of residents struggling with slippery pavements caused by this weekend's snow. Lucas Adams, 12, Sophie Adams, 10, and Megan Adams, 6, spent Saturday clearing snow and ice along Church Street.
