As winter storm Juno makes its way to Boston the city aims to be prepared. People made their way to every local supermarket to stock up on food and supplies to prepare for the blizzard.
The city is also preparing to distribute thousands of pounds of sand and salt to make sure the city streets are safe to travel on. Mayor Marty Walsh held a press conference to discuss the city’s plan to handle the brunt of the storm. Follow ourlive coverage of the storm, and keep track ofroad, school and transit closures.
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