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VIDEO: Greene County teacher spends his snow day doing ‘neighborly thing’

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By Marshall Gorby
Feb 9, 2021
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A second-grade teacher at Greeneview Schools used his snow day to clear the sidewalks for most of his neighborhood in Jamestown after 6 inches of snow fell overnight.

Sam Hook has been putting his snow blower to good use in his community for years, and takes no payment.

“I have the time and I have the equipment so may as well do the neighborly thing,” he said.

Sam Hook clears the sidewalks for most of his neighborhood in Jamestown. Hook has been doing this for many years, and says he takes no payment.

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