See photo gallery for photos from the Smyrna-Clayton area in the aftermath of the snowstorm Feb. 5-6.

The National Weather Service in Mount Holly, N.J. has called this past weekend’s snowstorm historic after it dumped 21.5 to 26.5 inches of snow across the state. As if that were not enough, the National Weather Service issued yet another winter storm watch on Monday, Feb. 8 for the “explosively developing nor’easter” expected to arrive Tuesday afternoon and last through Wednesday evening.

Smyrna residents aired their grievances, expressed their views and offered their input at a special meeting of Smyrna Town Council on Feb. 8. The sole purpose of the meeting was to hold a public forum where citizens would have an extended opportunity to speak. A fair number of visitors turned out for the meeting, even though the area was still reeling from the major snowstorm on Friday and Saturday.

As of the morning of Feb. 8, more than 13,000 Delawareans are still without power and 100 residents are still in shelters.

The Smyrna Middle School wrestling team can add another year to the its “undefeated” banner hanging in the SMS gymnasium. The Eagles closed out their eighth straight perfect season with wins over Lake Forest’s W.T. Chipman Middle School and Indian River’s Selbyville Middle School last week.