Most students return to classroom as Massachusetts reports rising COVID-19 cases
Quincy Quarry’s broadcast media brethren report that Quincy ranks second among Massachusetts public school districts for COVID-19 cases.
Quincy COVID-19 Infection Rates continue to increase
Not only does this third week in a row set of increases not make for a good trend, if the latest rate of uptick on the positive testing rate continues Quincy will be back in the COVIV-19 Red Zone by the end of the month.
Quincy COVID-19 Infection rates continue to climb
Further troubling, while the statewide average for infections is 9% higher than is the case in Quincy, the local testing positive rate continues to run a troubling half again higher than the statewide average.
Quincy COVID-19 Cases Uptick
The testing positive rate in Quincy is a now troubling half again higher than the statewide average.
Quincy hit with four more COVID-19 fatalities
After going a statistically improbable five weeks since the last local COVID-19, the City of Quincy announced well after City Hall closed on Friday that four deaths had occurred over the past week.
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