Snow Emergency lifted in Quincy : News : ConnectTriStates.com

Snow Emergency lifted in Quincy

by KHQA Newsdesk

Posted: 02.21.2013 at 5:14 PM

Updated: 02.23.2013 at 12:00 PM

KHQA Newsdesk

Read more: Local, State, Politics, Weather, Snow Emergency, Quincy Snow Routes, Snow Route

The view from a back porch in Quincy, Ill. / Jayne Pieper

QUINCY, ILL. -- Quincy Mayor John Spring lifted a Snow Emergency Saturday morning, less than two days since issuing it on Thursday, Feb. 21.

The city received seven inches of snow in areas hindering traffic across the city and outlining highways.

Click here to read an Official Alert from Mayor Spring.

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