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Newbury: This deck at 41 Annapolis Way on Plum Island was damaged. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Salisbury: North End Boulevard at Salisbury Beach was closed to traffic as water rushed between homes carrying debris and flooding the roadway. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Salisbury: Stone Mickelson watches ocean water cascade next to his home at Salisbury on North End Boulevard just before high tide Saturday. Several people near him were evacuated and he was unsure if he was going to be as well. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Salisbury: An EMT worker hands belongings to people being evacuated from Salisbury Beach on Saturday morning at high tide. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Newbury: Newbury conservation agent Doug Packer chats with homeowner Tom Nee before attaching a ceast and desist and an uninhabitable order on the building which was damaged further by the blizzard. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Newbury: Bob Connors removes debris from his neighbor Tom Nee's home on Annapolis Way that was further damaged by the blizzard. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Salisbury: These four people and others were evacuated at Salisbury Beach to an ambulance to take them to the Hilton Center as one home was damaged by a wave and others were threatened. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Salisbury: Matt McSharry, left, of Lynn was helping his uncle, Mike Abba, clear out his driveway at Salisbury Beach. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Salisbury: People who were shoveling snow and slush at Oceancrest Condominiums at Salisbury Beach take cover as water rushes to the side of the structure. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Newbury: This deck at 41 Annapolis Way on Plum Island was damaged. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Newbury: This deck at 41 Annapolis Way on Plum Island was damaged. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
Newbury: This deck at 41 Annapolis Way on Plum Island was damaged. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo
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