Featured Articles
Below following are “snarq-filled” featured stories about the news of the day, with most of it breaking badly bad news©.
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J. Jonah White, Acting Publisher
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Quincy Quarry yet again sees change with the trafficking of City of Quincy rides?
In the wake of Quincy Quarry’s most recent expose of arguable problematic use, if not also misuse of a City ride, Quincy Quarry was provided with some most curious images of street sweepers in action.
Quincy Quarry poses a recommendation for a new head of the MBTA
Massachusetts rookie Governor Maura Healey promised to name a new General Manager for the MBTA within sixty days of her recent inauguration. Over sixty days later, however, there has been no white smoke seen coming out of the Corner Office’s chimney …
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Breaking badly bad news© breaks all week!
Things broke badly so often in the Q this past week that the Quincy Quarry News is still is catching up on writing up the news of the week.
Quincy Pot Shop Opening Smokes!
As near as Quincy Quarry could tell the opening smoked on what was a cold, dark and stormy March evening.
Quincy Quarry News Police Scanner Snippets: Traffic Ticket Sting Fiasco
Quincy cops flop in traffic law enforcement sting.
Quincy road excavation Q-up jams local traffic
The problem? A Q-up on a major excavation project on overnight along Sea Street near Quincy’s Department of Public Works project went awry.
MBTA Subway Lines Reduced to Crawl over new Safety Concerns
In short, about the only good news for straphangers is that it is too cold for swarms of locusts. For now anyway …
City of Quincy Department of Public Works truck left unlocked and running
Quincy Quarry was dimed with word, along with a picture, that a City of Quincy Department of Public Works truck was left running, unattended as well as apprently in the parking lot of a Washington Street convenience store today for at least ten minutes.
Developer withdraws plans to build apartments over Salem MBTA station parking garage in the face of public opposition
A key problem was parking. While the 494 space MBTA parking garage in Salem upon which the developer proposed to build the apartments has only been averaging roughly 50% of capacity use since COVID-19 hit the fan, the garage was frequently at least close to full in prior years.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: A slow week finishes with late breaking breaking badly bad news
This week’s Quincy Quarry News Fish Wrap hit the fan late this week and as so too did important breaking badly bad news© break late for the Weekly Fish Wrap to then exposé.
Quincy Taxpayers hit with biggest Snow Job ever?
Late yesterday afternoon Quarry personnel cruised some of ever-increasingly mean streets of Quincy to see what proactive efforts might be underway in advance of last night into today’s bout of nasty weather. As should come as no great surprise to long suffering locals, bupkis had been done.
Hot Haute Cuisine no more?
After twenty-three years on his feet seven days a week, The Punjab Cafe’s driven master chief and owner Balwant Singh is calling it a day and retiring.
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