Longfellow Books in Portland, ME suffered extensive damage in the wake of the blizzard that hit much of the Northeastern US. "Apparently the wind blew in a window on the second floor, which caused pipes to freeze," the store wrote on its Facebook page. The sprinkler system also turned on…
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