The historic blizzard might be over, but rescue crews around the Washington region continued to remove fallen trees from cars, pull families from burning buildings and respond to collapsed roofs — including that of a Fairfax County firehouse.
“Pretty much all our calls are snow-related,” D.C. fire department spokesman Pete Piringer said Monday. “It’s been a challenge, but we’ve had no major calamities.”
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