Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Finally, Some Good COVID-19 News!

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Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Finally, some good COVID-19 news!

While word has leaked out that a local convalescent residential healthcare facility has at least 75 infected patients – a majority of its patients – are infected with COVID-19 as well as that the Quincy Housing Authority has imposed a de facto quarantine in place order for at least many of its tenants, there is some good news to report,

He shall return.
Image via the New York Times

Specially, senior brass in the Pentagon has indicated that the captain of a US Navy aircraft carrier who was unceremoniously relieved of duty over expressing his concerns about his crew given a considerable number of COVID cases aboard ship may soon be returned to command of the ship. 

After that is, he is cleared from his ongoing COVID-19 testing positive quarantine and a myriad of forms are filed in at least quintuplicate.

Putz overboard!
Image via DuffleBlog.com

Even better, the schmeckle who relived the ship captain is now in COVID quarantine in the wake of his forced resignation after he canned the captain.

In short, Karma, happens!

That and quickly for a change.  In fact, wicked quickly for a change.

And speaking of duly ascribing blame unto the deserving for a change, a major news service recently published a sound recap of how Chinese officials went mute and blinked for six crucial days early on after the purported break out of COVID-19 from an exotic animal live meat market in Wuhan China.

Unfortunately, one can only assume that both wingnut conspiracy theorists and moonbat finger pointers will likely not buy much – if any – of what this reputable international news wire service has reported, much less how much of what happened to date could only have been expected to tragically hit the fan.

Three, fore – whatever …
An old Columbia Pictures image

Even so, there is even more positive news to report. 

Bored out of their minds sports fans can look forward to being bored watching the return of professional golf – the original socially distant sport – to television even if spectators will not be allowed to attend tournaments during an abbreviated 2020 season.

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