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 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.
North Quincy High school lockdown sparked by report of weapon
A search of the building did not find a weapon. Accordingly, one cannot but help wonder if someone just wanted to enjoy the balmy weather today.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Back to SOS/DD Q-up’s in the Q
After a month of all but weekly major thumpings of the Koch Maladministration over even for it stupendous Q-ups, things have returned to the usual sorts of koched-up screw-ups.
Quincy Police investigating yet another fatal pedestrian whacking
The predawn accident took out a pedestrian on Newport Avenue near the North Quincy MTBA station shortly before dawn.
Senator Ed Markey noses ahead of Representative Trey Kennedy in latest Senate Democratic primary poll
In a development that one could view as presaging Hell freezing over, Senator Ed Markey has edged ahead of previously favored primarying challenger Representative Joe Kennedy in this year’s blood sport primary race in Massachusetts.
The National Football League Players Association Reports 59 Players – Not 95 Players – With Positive COVID-19 Tests
In news that is not exactly news to regular readers of Quincy Quarry News and the South Shore broadsheet, the National Football League Players Association made a typo.
Quincy man accused of killing a seventy-two year old pedestrian in a wheelchair
In the third senior pedestrian fatality in Quincy in less than two months, this time a senior in a wheelchair was struck and killed on Quincy Avenue near its intersection with Southern Artery on Friday night.
Hancock Garage still unfinished as well as continuing to be unsafe?
Seven months after the $46 million garage was opened to the public as well as roughly at least six weeks behind schedule, it should come as no great surprise that work on the garage continues.
Houston bank robber advises teller he did not receive a COVID stimulus check and would ‘start shooting’
The alleged perp also wrote in his note to the bank teller that he had been turned down on an implied ten thousand dollar Paycheck Protection Program loan request to help him keep his business afloat.
Quincy Shore Drive hit with broken water pipe during morning commute
The good news/bad news, with many of those still working working remotely given the COVID-19 pandemic, the traffic back-up is not as bad as it might have otherwise been.















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