At the same time, in an all but assuredly unprecedented display of emotion, Governor Baker pounded the podium to express his frustration over the soon to be ending 2020 calendar year.
Locally, the implications are considerable, if not grave. Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch drew down roughly 45% of the City of Quincy’s meager reserves given the expectation that federal aid would be coming and so allow Quincy to replenish its now even more meager reserves.
Per all germane metrics, Quincy’s COVID-19 risk statistics are worse to significantly worse than statewide averages.
The MBTA finance board also voted down a proposed fare increase even if it has been awhile since the last fare increase as well as that the T was losing even more money than expected before COVID-19 derailed its operations.
As others begin to endeavor to figure out what went wrong with polling this election cycle, it must be noted that Quincy Quarry called things accurately in advance of the release of actual vote tallies in both the Quarry and in other venues.
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