The '60s was such an emotionally-charged time in America, packed with political and cultural events that shook our country's foundation. In the middle of that decade, a powerful winter storm temporarily silenced the social upheaval, as people along the east coast of the United States struggled to survive blinding snow and gale-force winds. Hit particularly hard was a region near Great Lake Ontario - Central New York - where the Blizzard of '66 swiftly shut down schools, businesses and life itself. For weeks, it was all people talked about. 50 years later, anyone who lived through it has a story.