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
Long Island Bridge: “Everything Is On The Table”
Quincy Mayor Thomas P, Koch abused a presser about opioid abuse treatment funding to renew his all but lost kochotic quest to stop the City of Boston frp,omg to rebuilding its bridge to Long Island on its dime.
Jasiel Correia’s bid to stay out of prison pending appeal denied but his fight is still not over
His seventh bid to stave off reporting to a Club Fed for an extended stay in prison only bought him another brief delay until to April 22 given his appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit to throw out his multiple convictions.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Leaks a plenty!
In what was Quincy Quarry New’s most technologically advanced investigative reporting exposé to date, this past week the Quarry exposéd just how compromised are the City of Quincy email accounts of key players on Team Koch.
Quincy City Hall Snow pile past quietly overnight
It is with great regret that Quincy Quarry must report that the snow pile In front of Old City Hall is no more.
Jake Kennedy, Christmas in the City founder, dies at 65 of Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Just when one would think that 2020 could not become any worse, it became sadder.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson restricting pub patronage given COVID-19 rebound
In a move that will personally hit the known to enjoy a drink or four British prime minister, yesterday Boris Johnson rolled out a new COVID-19 risk assessment plan that will – best case – restrict pub operations
Quincy Mayor Tom Koch goes forward with the reopening of Quincy even after yellow flagging
In spite of Quincy slipping back into yellow status for COVID-19 cases, the second highest level, per the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Mayor Koch is going full spreed ahead with the next step in unwinding COVID-19 restrictions.
Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch ripped a new one by the Boston Broadsheet
The reason: his gobsmakingly clueless responses on Black Lives Matter matters.
State Senate Budget official planning on a $5 billion revenue shortfall in Fiscal 2021
In turn, state lawmakers will likely need to dip “deeply” into the state’s $3.5 billion “rainy day” fund unless new federal aid arrives from Washington in time to cover the nut in Fiscal Year 2021.
Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: The Mean Streets of the Q continue to get meaner
Last weekend was a rough week for some in Quincy. A very rough weekend with even more looking likely to follow.
















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