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Sunday, February 15

Good morning Wypierdalaj,

We're continuing to track our (minimal) snow chances for Monday, as well as more unsettled weather later this week. We're also following the latest from the Milan Cortina Olympics where Mikaela Shiffrin is back in action today, and Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman is explaining what happened when he was in net for Team USA on Saturday. Plus, there's the tragedy that unfolded yesterday in Eastham, and a deadly snowmobile crash in Maine. I'm Kaitlin McKinley Becker, and these are your headlines.

A woman has died after falling through the ice while walking her dog in Eastham, Massachusetts, on Saturday morning, and a search will resume again Sunday for her husband, who police think likely fell through the ice, as well.

Eastham police and fire officials said officers found the woman about 30 feet from shore, screaming for help in Bee’s River around 9 a.m. after spotting a loose, wet dog on First Encounter Beach. Two officers tried to rescue her, but both fell through the ice themselves. Both struggled back to land safely and were taken to Cape Cod Hospital for evaluation.

Eastham Fire Department crews then entered the water in cold water suits but they were unable to immediately locate the woman. Multiple additional resources were called to the scene to try to rescue her, including the Barnstable County Technical Rescue Team and Barnstable County Dive Team, as well as drones from the Eastham Police Department.

A cooler breeze has moved behind an overnight front, so today feels cooler and below normal with highs in the low 30s and that breeze making it feel like the mid 20s at warmest.

We’ll keep things dry through the daylight hours with a mix of clouds and some breaks of sun.

Tonight into early Monday, a few light snow showers are possible, mainly along the Southern New England coast, Cape and Islands but the bulk of the precipitation stays south of New England.

A 23-year-old woman died after she crashed her snowmobile Friday in Jackman, Maine.

The Maine Warden Service says Michelle Carolina Cantos was riding with family and friends when she lost control of her Polaris snowmobile around 11:45 a.m., according to NBC10 Boston affiliate News Center Maine. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says Cantos was riding fourth in a group of five, and that inexperience appears to have played a role in the deadly crash, News Center Maine reports.

A Massachusetts State Police trooper was seriously hurt in a crash on Interstate 95 in Salisbury on Saturday afternoon, and the driver who hit him will be criminally summoned for several offenses.

State police said the trooper had stopped his cruiser, emergency lights on, to grab a ladder that was blocking the highway on I-95 south before the Interstate 495 exit around 2:15 p.m. When he got back into the car, he was hit by another vehicle.

The trooper was taken to Portsmouth Regional Hospital with several serious injuries. State police said they are keeping their focus on their injured colleague, and that he has the full support of the agency as he recovers.

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In net for the U.S. against Denmark at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Saturday, Jeremy Swayman gave up a goal from 95 feet out that could get talked about for years to come.

Nicholas B. Jensen sent a seemingly harmless shot toward Swayman from just past the center red line. Swayman moved his glove, and the puck went in over his right shoulder.

DENMARK SCORES FROM CENTER ICE.