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– News about Quincy MA from Quincy Quarry News.
Quincy street signs are still down long after innumerable snow removal street sign knock downs last winter.
While most of the snow other than that which is still melting in snow farms has long ago melted, street signs are still down around Quincy.
Granted, city workers are feverishly working – as well as actually during regular time as overtime budget appropriations for this fiscal year are surely long gone at this point – so as to clean up things around the Q and thus endeavor to try to save the Koch Maladministration come September’s primary elections, but will this be enough to save the maladministration from its well-warranted demise?

After all, all around town a number of street signs are laying down on the job as much as, well, various as well as overly well-paid layouts.
Only a few signs are well-protected as near as Quincy Quarry could discern care of an informal survey of street signage around the Q.
For but one of very few examples of safe street signs, Jersey barriers are protecting a couple of handicapped parking signs in front of the long running late as well as way over budget old City Hall renovation project.
At the same time, these same barriers are making it difficult for the disabled to both park as well as then navigate Quincy Center.

At best, it would appear that only the signage protecting City Hall employee parking appears to be intact, if not also both perfectly maintained. for the convenience of City Hall.
Similarly, these many free parking spaces are reserved until 6 pm in spite of the fact that City Hall closes at 4:30 PM, not to mention that City Hall is only open Mondays through Fridays – less the various hack holidays, including  the High Hack Holidays.
Quincy Quarry considered reaching out to Koch Maladministration Koch spokesmodel Chris “Pinnochio” Walkbacker for comment, but then it realized that he was surely overburdened trying to spin the maladministration out of trouble over its massive snow removal spending last winter as well as surely, if not also desperately, dialing for campaign donation dollars for the (also, ed.) free spending Koch Campaign Committee.
Regardless, the good news for locals is that – absent signage – they can pretty much do whatever they dang well choose to do.
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