Case in point, a longtime friend and admitted Quincy Quarry advertiser has faced the very same problems finding someone to work at its auto servicing business in spite of offering a good wage for the job as well as a positive, if not also as fun as is realistically possible, work environment.
For the first time since COVID rates declined over the summer in the wake of the first wave of infections hitting the fan last year, Quincy experienced a welcome decline in its number of infections. Unfortunately, the bad news is that Quincy’s testing positive percentage is roughly 7% higher than the statewide average.
Mayor Mahty announced that starting next Monday open to the public venues such as museums, indoor recreational facilities, arcades, aquariums, indoor historical sites, and sightseeing tours can resume operation, albeit it under ongoing statewide capacity limits.
While both Hingham and Milton have moved to but the Yellow Zone risk level this past week, Quincy remains solidly in the Red Zone.
After weeks of Quincy Quarry pointing out that Quincy Mayor Koch’s COVID-19 update videos had been on hiatus as well as thus by extension out of the picture, Mayor Koch announced that he was back to work after being out sick care of COVID-19 and then time stuck in quarantine at home.
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