A travel ban for Dukes County, issued at 6 pm Monday as a result of a historic blizzard that took the Island by force, was lifted by Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey’s office at noon Tuesday. Residents should still use caution and stay home, the governor’s office said, as crews continue to clean up nearly two feet of snow across the Island as well as downed trees and power lines. The state of emergency, issued Sunday by the governor’s office, remains in effect for Dukes County as of Tuesday after
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