As spring approaches, there’s always something there to remind us
A snow pile holdout at 8th and Arch streets in Center City Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
Spring begins on Thursday, March 20, but winter has been lingering in the form of piles of shifted, filthy snow. Here’s hoping that the thaw can now begin. Meanwhile, here’s a collection of some stubborn holdouts.
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