article_snippet: Bostonians have another reason to be steamed about this winter of epic snow: the city is starting to remove the lawn chairs, milk crates, coolers and other stuff that people put on the street to reserve the parking spaces
article_snippet: Residents in Boston have been saving parking spots with milkcrates, coolers and lawn chairs as the city battles an historic amount of snowfall.
article_snippet: Above, a doll in a crate saves a parking spot in a street in south Boston on February 23 .
article_snippet: In this February 23, 2015 photo, a car remains buried in snow along a residential street in south Boston.
article_snippet: Officials typically turn a blind eye to the lawn chairs, orange cones and assorted bric-a-brac Bostonians use to reserve a parking space after clearing a parking space of snow .
article_snippet: In tightly packed Boston neighborhoods — and, for that matter, in other snowy cities where parking on a residential street in south Boston is a problem even in the best of circumstances
article_snippet: Above, some of the more humorous parking savers seen on the streets of Boston in the recent snowfall .
article_snippet: In this February 23, 2015 photo, a worker's truck with a note in the windshield is parked along a residential street in South Boston .
article_snippet: Above a yard chair acts as a parking spot saver on February 23, 2015 .
highlights_snippet: Bostonians have been saving parking spaces Bostonians've dug out with milk crates, coolers, lawn chairs and other objects .
  