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This cost ND man his job by D8NDomer
It was '82, my first year living in Aurora, near Denver. An ND man named McNicholas was mayor of Denver. Christmas Eve came and so too a monumental blizzard. After 36 hours, snow depth was up to my waist, and I'm 6'4".
Linked article pretty well explains what happened. Streets were clogged for more than a week. Next election Mayor McNicholas was gone. They later even tore down the basketball/hockey arena named after him for a better one.
More photos at this link: https://www.denverpost.com/2016/05/26/blizzard-of-1982-in-colorado-on-christmas-photos/
God, I miss Colorado.