Ann Evans/Courtesy photo Downtown Derry was nearly deserted at 5 p.m. Friday as people heeded the warnings to stay off the roads.
Diane Langlois/Courtesy photo Julia Langlois, 3, helps clear snow at her family's home in Derry. Diane Langlois/Courtesy photo
Kathy and Bob Shea and son Robbie, 4, pose with grandmother Eileen Shea in front of a massive snowman on their Brady Avenue lawn in Derry. It took Bob Shea most of Sunday to build it, with help from Robbie. Kathy Shea/Courtesy photo Kathy and Bob Shea and son Robbie, 4, pose with grandmother Eileen Shea in front of a massive snowman on their Brady Avenue lawn in Derry. It took Bob Shea most of Sunday to build it, with help from Robbie.
Diane Langlois/Courtesy photo Eric Langlois had ice on his eyelashes Saturday while out cleaning up from the blizzard. Diane Langlois/Courtesy photo
Rachel Couture/Courtesy photo Was Kiss in town? No, this Paul Stanley lookalike is really Derry resident Michael Couture clearing his driveway on Drew Road. Rachel Couture/Courtesy photo
Rachel Couture/Courtesy photo Cameron Couture, 10, and dog Abu delight in the snow on Drew Road in Derry. Rachel Couture/Courtesy photo
Sarah DeLong/Courtesy photo That's Derry resident Kathryn DeLong, 8, behind all that protection, ready for whatever the storm brought. Sarah DeLong/Courtesy photo
Sarah DeLong/Courtesy photo Zachary DeLong, 5, of Derry is always busy with his dump truck, whatever the season. Sarah DeLong/Courtesy photo
Sarah DeLong/Courtesy photo Lauren DeLong, 10, was dressed for the big storm in Derry.
Diane Langlois/Courtesy photo Pete Langlois starts the cleanup Saturday on Norman Drive in Derry. Diane Langlois/Courtesy photo
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The blizzard hit New Hampshire hard, although it certainly could have been worse.
Shovels and snowblowers were the tools of the weekends, but there also was time for fun in the deep snow.
Derry News readers shared some of their photographs of the big storm.
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Derry Fire dispatcher Denise Unkles was named the state's "Telecommunicator of the Year."
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