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 Point road work to continue until February?
So what, apparently, for the fact that not only will the ground likely be frozen in coming weeks, so too will be the workers working on this project.
Quincy Center Three Car Accident ties up a block on Hancock Street
On what was an otherwise quiet morning, the block of Hancock Street between Hannon Parkway and Hancock Street’s intersection with Elm and School Streets where Firestone Tire is located was full of first responders responding to a three-car accident.
What was curious was how the three cars were piled up along the curb with one car heading one way and the other two heading in the opposite direction.
Quincy Point Massive Lockdown by Local First Responders
Quincy Quarry would appear to be the first media to break this Thanksgiving weekend story.
Quincy Center tree replaced but another adjacent long ago whacked tree was not
Then again, what with Quincy’s Christmas Parade scheduled for this Sunday, one can readily imagine that replacing the tree that was replaced was a prime directive promulgated by City Hall.
Law and order fears for New York as ten thousand police and firefighters out sick
“The NYPD is reporting a 75 percent increase in burglaries of commercial premises …. The increase has coincided with the dates when the city ordered bars and restaurants to close and for other nonessential businesses to shut up shop.”
Coronavirus death toll climbs to forty-eight statewide, including six in Quincy
Two more Quincy residents were added to the list of the deceased over the weekend, with the six Quincy COVID-19 deaths to date exactly twice as many as the number of deaths in roughly seven times more populous Boston.
Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Fish and visitors stink after three days.
Many parts of the world are past the three day mark at this point. Well past it.
Manhole Explosions Shut Down Charles Street MGH Red Line Station
Just when one would think that things could not get any worse, they did. Even worse for the MBTA, it probably had nothing to do with the underlying problem.
Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: A New Normal Still Pending?
Other than endeavoring to find toilet paper, many people are hunkered down watching streaming video to both pass the time as well as procrastinate from undertaking spring cleaning …
Coronavirus Shopping: Toilet Paper Makers Say ‘What We Are Dealing With Here Is Uncharted’
Even so, in time of crisis ingenuity comes to the fore and those without TP are coming up with creative ways to deal with #2.
















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