Breaking Bad News
Let’s face it, we all secretly love finding about bad news – at least so long as it doe not involve us personally, especially in ways criminal and/or financially painful.
As such, this is where Quincy Quarry aficionados can get their daily fix of breaking badly badly news© – be it local, national and/or international.
Latest Breaking Bad Posts
Orange Line Train Fire on bridge over Mystic River
The latest problem: a fire broke out on Orange Line bridge over the Mystic River shortly before 7 am today during the morning commute
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Two big bombs this week. #mbta #mayorkoch #charliebaker
Wicked big bombs. Istharn the movie grade bombs.
Somerville biotech lab project groundbreaking follows halt of Quincy Center lab construction #mayorkoch #foxrock
The much touted by the Koch Maladministration latest plans for major medical science construction project in Quincy Center instead smells to have broken wind for the third time whereas Somerville yet again scores a big development win.
Boston Police responded to seven shootings Sunday night with nine wounded #bostonpolice
The only good news tied to this breaking badly bad news© is that at this point is so far none of the wounded have succumbed to their wounds.
Houghs Neck Water Main Break Leaves Houghs Neck Dry
The pain in the Neck continues. Per one of the ever-growing network of Quincy Quarry Citizen Journalists, the Quarry is able to yet again scoop other media with news of a water main break near the intersection of Post Island Road and Sea Street that has left the waterfront neighborhood of Houghs Neck dry.
Zoom Catastrophic Fail
In what one can only view as an earlier favorite to end up to be the Zoom conference fail of the year is the video of an attorney appearing in a federal court proceeding.
Snow Pain in the Neck as Usual
Yet again Houghs Neck is Q’ed early on in what is expected to be a several inch to as much as a half a foot snowfall today.
Super Bowl Sunday Super Snowfall Blitzes Quincy
While not as ugly for Quincy residents as the Super Bowl played out for Kansas City Chiefs players, yesterday’s snowfall in the Q made for a mess.
Quincy Suffers Yet Another COVID-19 death
Further, in Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch’s latest Quincy COVID-19 update YouTube and which was released on a Friday, the mayor failed to note the latest passing of a local resident pandemic victim.
Quincy Remains Solidly in the COVID-19 Red Zone
While Quincy continues to experience steady, however also modest, declines in both its cases per 100,000 and percent of tests that are positive, Quincy will likely remain in the COVID-19 Red Zone until around at least the end of this month whereas the nearby communities
















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