Snow relief aid tied to January storm finally arrives

BOSTON – Massachusetts will receive an estimated $120 million in federal disaster relief tied to the pummeling with snow that the state endured last winter, the largest award of public assistance disaster funding in the state's history.
Gov. Charlie Baker announced the aid at the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency bunker in Framingham on Wednesday afternoon. Nearly $60 million will be earmarked for reimbursements to cities and towns to cover the cost of snow removal, flooding and other expenses.