Medfield Schools Going Remote As Snowstorm Continues Tuesday

MEDFIELD, MA — A winter storm rolled into Massachusetts around midday Monday and is expected to last until Tuesday afternoon.

Snow picked up in Medfield around 2 p.m. Monday and the city could get as much as ten inches of heavy snow when it's all said and done early Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

The school district will have a remote-only day Tuesday. Superintendent Jeffrey Marsden said high school seniors are excused from the remote day.

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Local restrictions

The town has not declared a snow emergency, but here's what we know about how local officials are handling the storm. Check the town website for the most up-to-date information.

Parking ban

No changes to street parking have been made as of noon, Monday.

School

The school district will have a remote-only day Tuesday. Superintendent Jeffrey Marsden said high school seniors are excused from the remote day.

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