Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Summer ending but things are heating up

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Fish wrapped in utility bills
A photo of uncertain provenance

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Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Summer ends but things are heating up in the Q.

While school summer vacation is ending and students will be heading back to school next week, the long-suspected as well as long-suspended alleged police detail double dipper was in federal court earlier this week for his arraignment on what are likely to be an unlucky thirteen charges.

Additionally, per a close read of the indictment, one will see allegations of a few incidences of triple-dipping.

That and at least hints of perhaps even more charges – if not also additional defendants – to follow or at least the potential for all sorts of embarrassment for others when this case goes to trial as is widely expected, if not also promised.

Water, water – but nothing for thirsty trees?
A Quincy Quarry News photo

And as for other news, serial tree killings in the Q continues with no apparent end in sight.

Particularly troubling given this summer’s dire drought on the tree killings of mostly city trees was Quincy Quarry documenting a city water truck inexplicably left parked and unintended for quite a while.

On a bright note, however, expect an upcoming story of how an apparently hardy tree that has survived a ruthless chain sawing.

A City on the Move hits the wall?
An Iconic Quincy Quarry News file photo

Unfortunately, one can only assume that this tenacious tree is destined for a dumpster as the Hancock Street Misalignment project might finally actually be approaching completion roughly ten months behind schedule.

As always, those in the know in the Q know to turn to Quincy Quarry to see breaking badly news© about Quincy reported as no other media dare do.

After all, the Quarry isn’t Google’s top-ranked source for News About Quincy for nothing.

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