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
Quincy Center fire heats up an otherwise quiet Sunday morning #quincyfiredepartment
Fortunately, the fire occurred all but around the corner from the Quincy Fire Department headquarters and the fire was thus quickly extinguished.
Long Island Bridge poll results running close to three to one against Quincy
As expected, many of those opposed to the bridge cited by Boston.com and posting to its article displayed their misunderstandings of all manner of the facts and/or applicable law.
Koch Maladministration loses yet again in court #mayorkoch #cityofquincy #cityofboston
A Suffolk County Superior Court judge is the latest judge to hand the heads of Koch Machine legal counsel back to Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch on a platter.
Quincy Mayor Koch loses yet again on a court ruling on Long Island Bridge
Next up, will US Attorney Rachael Rollins opt to sue the City of Quincy over civil rights violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act over the Koch Maladministration’s long endeavoring to koch-block the bridge so as placate Squantum NIMBY’s?
Two Robberies of Elderly Asians in North Quincy Spark Fear and Concern in Local Asian-American Community
That and how there is a history of such racially targetted muggings dating back over at least a decade in Quincy.
Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: It has been a cats and dogs kinda week.
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 Just Barely Squeaks into the COVID-19 Yellow Zone
Quincy’s COVID-19 metrics for testing positive just barely dropped below the 4% Red Zone mark to 3.58% and so allowed Quincy to but barely squeak into Yellow Zone risk status.
Quincy Brined Well Before It Is Time?
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
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.
Quincy Remains Solidly in the COVID-19 Red Zone
Quincy is among the 110 Massachusetts communities out of the 351 communities statewide still in COVID-19 Red Zone risk status.
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