2) “Get your snow off my property” is the new “get off my lawn” This is one of those videos you can’t watch once. Nope. You need to watch this five or six times.

Many houses are designed to withstand winter weather, but there are some basic steps you can take to defend your home against snow and ice. By Ronda Kaysen Q: My wife and I just bought our first ...

Canton ordinance number 311.01 states that it's illegal to shovel, plow or snowblow snow from your property back into the street, and previous Repository reporting outlines some of the rules about ...

If your house abuts the driveway, start on the side closest to the house. That way you won't be throwing snow onto pavement you've already cleared. Snow blower safety.

3. Remember roof snow removal. It’s important to use a roof rake to remove up to four feet of snow from the edge of the roof. “The weight of a foot or more of snow on your room could become a ...

If your property is damaged by a city plow, there is something you can do. "It's very simple. They can call city hall, or you can call us at Public Works, and let us know what happened," said Moore.

Snow dangerous: Those icicles on your roof are a sign of trouble. Here's what you can do Huge icicles hanging off your house can be a sign of an ice dam, and that can create roof leaks.

Depending on the type of snow mold fungus affecting your lawn, you may be able to save your grass before it’s too late. If your grass isn’t growing back, there’s other measures you can put ...

In Summit, for instance, fines are $50 for property owners that do not shovel within 24 hours after snowfall and a $75 fine if someone pushes snow into the road, said city spokeswoman Amy Cairns.