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A random snow pile in the street on Granite Street extension
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Quincy’s public schools finally reopened today after winter school vacation week was extended for three days given the imposition of snow days in the wake of this week’s Blizzard of 2026
While admittedly a blizzard, Quincy was hit with less to significantly less snow than what all fell on many communities south of Quincy from this week’s snow event as well as significantly less snowfall than January’s snow storm, a storm which only required a day to clean up after that storm went out to sea to reopen local schools whereas it took two days to accomplish reopening schools after this week’s storm.
In any event, snow dazed local school age parents surely rejoiced with police as well as Children and Families personnel likely taking sighs of relief over the reopening of schools.
Unclear, however is when massive snow piles blocks in lanes of traffic hither and yon around Quincy might be cleared or if the plan is to just let them melt away.
Needless to say, Quincy Quarry News’ ever-growing legions of loyal readers can count on the Quarry to monitor the situation and report on further developments as might be appropriate.
A big snow pile in the street on Granite Extension opposite Star Market, left; another pile also taking up a lane of Granite Extension, right
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