Spring arrives
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Daffodils are one the first harbingers of spring. Despite a 14-inch snowfall on March 8, the flowers are blooming throughout the Hill. Today is the annual vernal equinox, when daylight and nighttime are equal, but days are gradually lengthening. Photo by Careena Chase
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