CLEVELAND — It’s the second snow day in a row for some students in Northeast Ohio as several schools remain closed for Wednesday as the cleanup continues from Monday’s winter storm.
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The Cleveland Metropolitan School District and Akron Public Schools are among the districts that are closed once again due to the condition of various side streets and sidewalks.
Cleveland school officials added that while their district offices will be open, there is no remote learning for students.
Cleveland city officials provided an update on Facebook around 9 a.m. Wednesday to say their crews "have achieved 90 percent completion" with 265 out of 292 subsections reached.
"117 subsections were plowed twice and work continues on remaining subsections," according to the city's post. "We are salting as we plow on the side streets."
For context, the city previously announced on Tuesday afternoon that crews had covered 209 out of the 292 subsections.
The winter storm earlier this week dumped heavy snow across the region, leaving some communities with more than a foot of snow. The National Weather Service says Ashtabula took the top spot after recording 25.3 inches of snow.
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