Quincy 2021 Property Tax Bills Yet Again Fraught With City Hall Games
At least locally, December 7 is yet again a day that will live in infamy.
Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch finally admits Quincy is heading towards Red Zone COVID-19 risk rating
After weeks of Quincy Quarry repeatedly pointing out that Quincy was experiencing a second COVID-19 surge and so again ending up on the COVID-19 Yellow Zone risk list as well as is now on track to likely soon be moved into the Red Zone, Mayor Koch finally acknowledged that the Q is Q’ed.
Quincy surges to the edge of a COVID-19 Red Zone risk rating
With Quincy’s positive test rate increased by over a third from last week and now running 3.57%, Quincy is verging on the 4% positive test rate which will push it into a COVID-19 Red Zone risk rating.
Quincy hit with a dramatic uptick in the local COVID-19 infection rate
Quincy is looking likely to be hit with Red Zone risk status in perhaps but a couple of weeks.
Fasting Could Have a Powerful and Positive Effect on Our Circadian Rhythm
Have you lost track of time, cannot put your smartphone away for the night, feeling sluggish and/or perhaps having trouble sleeping after binge watching Thanksgiving Day football, streaming your brains out 24/7 and/or working remotely? If so, consider fasting.
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