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Quincy continues to see its COVID-19 Risk Rating Decline

by Jon Swift | Feb 26, 2021 | Featured Articles, Only In The Q

The continuing decline in local COVID-19 cases is still both solidly in the Yellow Zone as well as will need a considerable decline in active cases to reach Green Zone status.%

Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: It has been a cats and dogs kinda week.

by Jon Swift | Feb 19, 2021 | Breaking Bad, Featured Articles

First up: the wicked rare occurrence of some good news so as to take the edge off of fast approaching yearlong COVID-19 pandemic restrictions and then followed by the usual wicked reporting by Quincy Quarry that its every-growing legions of loyal readers expect from the Quarry.

Quincy Brined Well Before It Is Time?

by Jon Swift | Feb 18, 2021 | Breaking Bad, Featured Articles

Unclear at this time is if this too far in advance brining might have been done in an overreaction to Quincy Quarry’s duly as well as relentlessly pounding of the Koch Maladministration’s erratic pretreating of local streets in advance of recent well-forecast in snow and ice events.

Quincy Streets Hockey Rinks of Black Ice Tonight

by Jon Swift | Feb 15, 2021 | Breaking Bad, Featured Articles

Local streets are fraught with black care of today’s light rain that then turned to ice given a quick temperature drop to below freezing after sunset. That and an apparent lack of pretreating local streets with salt in advance of what was a well-forecast freezing rain event today.

Snow coming but yet again no sign of brine

by Jon Swift | Feb 9, 2021 | Featured Articles, Only In The Q

While the impending latest and well-forecast middling snowstorm is about to hit the Q, Quincy Quarry newshounds out and about have yet again not seen any sign of pretreating local streets with brine or at least rock salt for at least the second snowstorm in a row.

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