Got Wood?
Think last year’s COVID-19 pandemic-fuelled toilet paper shortfall was bad? Check out the lumber aisle at home improvement stores.
Quincy suffers yet another COVID-19 fatality
While three months ago, the Koch Maladministration announced that it would only be doing weekly updates on Fridays on the number of local COVID-19 fatalities, the designated coat holders in City Hall failed to post a Friday COVID-19 fatality tweet update
California Has A New Idea For Homes At Risk From Rising Seas: Buy, Rent, Retreat
Long history of wacky ideas out of California notwithstanding – many of which have been floated by recent arrivistes from elsewhere, a California legislator has floated a compelling idea to respond to climate change and rising seas as regards at-risk waterfront houses.
Quincy Suffers Two More COVID-19 Fatalities
Unclear, however, is did these deaths occur this past week or the week before as in recent weeks the City of Quincy has opted to only update the local COVID-19 fatality list on Fridays but the city did not issue an update on Good Friday a week and a half ago.
Quincy COVID-19 Infection Rates Mixed Bag This Week
have the recent three weeks of local increases in COVID-19 cases peaked or are is Quincy just experiencing a pause?
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