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Henrico officials ask for patience from residents trapped in neighborhoods by unplowed roads covered in thick ice

,   and  Dina Weinstein, Community Vitality Reporter
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Still image from a Henrico County Government video of a plow operator clearing a road in Eastern Henrico.

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It’s been five days since last weekend’s snow and sleet storm that, along with freezing temperatures, left an icy sheen throughout Henrico County. The streets of Pat Anczak’s neighborhood are completely frozen. “I am afraid to leave the house as I could fall,” Anczak wrote the Henrico

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