A day after Mayor Bilandic Daley admitted mistakes were made in plowing roads after last week's season-opening snow, a fleet of snow plows have hit the streets of Chicago this morning to clear and salt the streets of today's fresh snowfall. The city Dept. of Streets & Sanitation had 184 plows on the road by 4:30 a.m. Department spokesman Matt Smith said the priority would be keeping the main streets clear and then clear side streets based on complaints to 311.

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Funny. I survived the Blizzard of '79!
Yeah, I bet Bridgeport or Mt. Greenwood is always shoveled, no mistakes there. It's Sunday and only the main streets in my neighborhood have been shoveled. It was a mild snow fall, this isn't gonna work if it snows more than one foot.