While Governor Charlie Baker announced the new restrictions on Tuesday before the Christmas holiday further restricting the capacity for indoor venues, the new rules kicked in on the day after Christmas just in time to hinder the traditional day after Christmas sale shopping frenzy and gift returns.
Christmas holiday notwithstanding, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health managed to release its weekly COVID-19 update on a schedule. In turn, Quincy so got a lump of coal.
While no mention of doing the same for New Year’s Eve, one would hope that enough people can connect the dots.
Just when one might think that 2020 could not be any darker, today is both the shortest day of the year when it comes to daylight and thus the official start of winter.
Leading up to that start of a well-forecast in advance major snowfall hitting both Quincy as well as the fan last night, Quincy Quarry personnel as well as multiple Quincy Quarry Citizen Journalists saw no sign of brine spread on major local thoroughfares so as to pretreat them in advance of the storm.
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