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Story summary
- The historic blizzard dumped three feet of snow, prompting Vermont's Agency of Transportation (VTrans) to deploy trucks to assist Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
- Governor Maura Healey confirmed aid from Vermont, Connecticut, New York, and Maine is underway.
- Providence officials have contracted trucks and aim to clear side streets by Wednesday.
- Heavy-duty front-loaders are essential for clearing the wet snow.
- Residents are frustrated by unplowed streets, and some clear snow themselves.
