Good Samaritans Help Neighbors Dig Out After Snow Storm

DULUTH - We've all dealt with walking out to your car to go to work only to find it buried in snow.

Many Duluthians have no choice but to park on the street, and they've got to dig out after the plow's gone by.

Plenty of Northlanders have been dealing with shoveling, snow blowing, and pushing cars out of the snow.

“I'm ready for spring,” laughed Park Point resident, Marilyn Mayry.

In a neighborhood where the houses are close and the neighbors are even closer, it's Park Point where a snow blower and a good neighbor saved the day.

“I woke up and saw my car snowed in and my brother's car snowed in,” said Xavier Haywood. This is his first big winter in Duluth.

If it wasn't for a good neighbor like Gordon Linn, nobody would be going anywhere.

“I got started going down that way and one neighbor come down and said, ‘Hey can you knock out my driveway,” and Linn couldn’t deny helping out a fellow neighbor.

Digging out after a storm isn't always enjoyable, but when you have a neighbor like Linn you can't help but smile.