After an unprecedented blizzard that paralyzed parts of Massachusetts, including Boston, residents are grappling with the aftermath as they dig out from snow totals exceeding 30 inches in some areas. Thousands remain without power due to high winds and heavy snow, while travel bans have been enforced in hard-hit regions. Governor Maura Healey has announced the lifting of some travel restrictions, but local emergencies continue in specific counties. As the state begins recovery efforts, forecasts predict additional light snow accumulation later this week, raising concerns of further travel disruptions. School districts across Massachusetts have canceled classes for several days, leaving many students home as the cleanup process unfolds.