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Published December 30, 2008, 12:00 AM

Photos from December 30, 2008


“Our No. 1 priority is emergency routes because of all the snow. We’ve got so many areas that aren’t clear gutter-to-gutter because we’ve been concentrating on just making sure people can get around.”

Reed Schwartzkopf

Jamestown city engineer

  • “Our No. 1 priority is emergency routes because of all the snow. We’ve got so many areas that aren’t clear gutter-to-gutter because we’ve been concentrating on just making sure people can get around.”<br /><br />Reed Schwartzkopf<br /><br />Jamestown city engineer
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Slippery roads have contributed to several accidents in recent days like this one Monday in the median on Interstate 94 west of exit 258 in Jamestown. More snow is forecasted for today.
  • Jay Pickthorn / The Forum <br /><br />Mark and Kim Meadows play with their dog, Sami, at their West Fargo, N.D., home on Dec. 1. They moved to Fargo from Virginia after Mark got a job at Microsoft Fargo.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress talks to players on the bench during the second quarter of their game against the New York Giants in Minneapolis on Sunday.
  • Penn State wide receiver Derrick Williams warms up during practice Monday in Carson, Calif., as the team prepares for the Rose Bowl against Southern California on New Year's Day.<br /><br />AP photo
  • Philip<br /><br />Bohn
  • AP photo<br /><br />North Carolina State's Owen Spencer (13) catches a pass for a touchdown against Rutgers' Joe Lefeged (26) in the first half of the PapaJohns.com Bowl on Monday.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Tyler Perry starts to dig out his snow covered car on Saturday in Bismarck. Bismarck received five inches of snow Friday night.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Israeli tanks move at a staging area near Israel's border with the Gaza Strip, in southern Israel, Monday. Israel's overwhelming air campaign against the Gaza Strip entered its third day Monday as missiles struck targets and wreaked unprecedented destruction in Gaza, reducing buildings to rubble, and the death toll continues to rise.