Ten-year-old Nicholas Alfaro of Hillcrest Avenue (green hat); Billy Larreategui, 11, of Maywood Avenue; Lucas Cataina, 10, of Hobart Avenue; Lorenzo Sirena, 11, of Indian Road (red hat) and Daniel DeFreitas, 10, of North Regent Street (red hair) push a huge snowball they created with the help of Chris, one of their dads, at Crawford Park Tuesday afternoon when almost every inch of the park was covered with people of all ages sliding, snowshoeing, making snow figures and just frolicking in the white stuff that comes all too infrequently and in lesser quantities than it used to. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Shoveling sidewalks is a big job, especially when you live on a corner. Eighteen-year-old John Abraham takes on the task in front of his family’s house at the corner of Glen and Haseco avenues. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Three-year-old Jordan Jacobson of Tamarack Road, bundled up in colorful garb, is thrilled to slide down one of the more gradual hills at Crawford Park all by herself. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Christina Patafio tries her hand at sledding at Recreation Park while her son Gino watches. “I’m too old for this,” she muttered as she fell off the sled mid-hill. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Six-year-old Gino Patafio of Brower Place slides down one of the many hills children and adults used for sledding at Recreation Park on Locust Avenue Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 13, after about five inches of snow fell steadily starting in the early morning in Port Chester and Rye Brook, cancelling school. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Lucas Mejia and his 8-year-old son Christian of Riverdale Avenue have a ball in the snow at Rec Park—from sledding, to throwing snow at each other, to making snow angels. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Three women take the opportunity to break out their snowshoes and make their way across the midsection of Crawford Park. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Three-year-old Eli Sheer of Concord Place charges down the hill on the Lincoln Avenue side of Crawford Park in a tube Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 13, after about five inches of snow fell steadily starting in the early morning in Port Chester and Rye Brook, cancelling school. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
The Shis make shoveling a family affair as Jeremy Shi, 15, and his dad Lisong remove snow from their driveway on Old Oak Road while 5-year-old Jason keeps them company as he pulls his sled over the slippery surface. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
Carefully crafted snow figures stand in the front yard at 8 Hunter Dr. (Jananne Abel/Westmore News)
