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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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Recreational Marijuana goes on Sale in Maine just in time for Leaf Peepers!
With fall colors hitting their prime in Maine, not only can leaf peepers enjoy this year’s colors while taking in the great outdoors, now they can really enjoy fall colors!
New local COVID-19 cases moving Quincy further into the Yellow Zone
If the recent upward trend in local COVID-19 cases continues, Quincy could find itself in the red zone in coming weeks.
MBTA pondering service cuts and budget workarounds
Quincy Quarry considered reaching out to Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch for comment given his also long ongoing chairmanship of the MBTA Advisory Board, but figured why bother being ignored.
New Orange and Red Line trains delayed
As should come as not great surprise to long suffering MBTA straphangers, the $2 billion plan to replace aged MBTA subway cars that date as far back as the Nixon Administrations is running behind schedule.
Massachusetts shoppers can resume trying on clothes!
While certain shopaholics are likely glad to hear the news, one has to wonder how many people still opt for hitting the malls and other retail shopping venues.
Westborough overrun by wandering herd of cows
The bucolic outer suburb that is Westborough was found to be an ideal dining out opportunity for four dairy cows who have been penned up for far longer than the COVID-19 pandemic.
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.
National Taco Day!
American has taken to Mexican fast food with a passion as they eat roughly four and half billion tacos a year. Even better, tacos are even more of a free form cuisine than pizza, America’s other easy to eat food.
Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Yet another expensive for local taxpayers “Kochotic” quest on the horizon?
There is a considerable problem facing both the huge ego and Edifice Complex of the vertically-challenged Mayor Koch, however. Actually, at least several considerable problems.
Americans Over 30 Have Been Drinking More During COVID-19 Pandemic
Given a gimlet-eyed view of the findings, Quincy Quarry would suggest that the actual increase is probably higher – if not much higher– given that people tend to under report their level of imbibing and undertaking other vices.
Storm brings both needed rain and unneeded wind damage
– News covered by Quincy Quarry News. Storm brings both needed rain and unneeded damage. While even more rain is needed and at least some more is forecast for later this week, storm damage happened overnight given wind damage and even more bursts of wind gusts are to...
The Hidden Signs that can reveal a Fake Photo
As we are in the final weeks of this year’s presidential election, Quincy Quarry News can only properly help to exposé how to spot a faked photo.
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