Fruit, vegetable producers get steamed over Easter cold snap

by LELAND ACKER STAFF WRITER

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Easter cold snap brings snow l Chris Davis hurried outside Saturday as an Easter snow blanketed the area. He tried to cover his recently-planted tomato plants to save them from a possible freeze. Temperatures hovered around 33 degrees, and experts believe that most plants will survive.

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