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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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Today is National Voter Registration Day
While the registration process varies across the country and COVID-19 has changed things for at least this year’s elections, registering is not all that complicated or arduous if one is not currently duly registered to vote in November.
Quincy City Council to yet again discuss proposed Special Education Center
The projected renovation costs have skyrocketed by 280% to $14 million before the usual only to be expected cost overruns and delays hit the fan on major projects solely under the control of the Koch Maladministration.
Las Vegas bars, taprooms, and breweries to reopen again on Sunday
Bars, taprooms and breweries can resume pouring adult libations at 11:59 PM on Sunday. Yes, you read that right: 11:59 PM on a Sunday. Then again, what better way to start the day as early as possible on a Monday.
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.
Massachusetts unemployment rate down to 11.3% for August, the biggest crop in the country
While still a long way from returning to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, an over thirty percent drop in the state’s unemployment rate is still a huge step in the right direction.
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.
National Cheeseburger Day!
Few things make for pleasurable guilty dining than a juicy and thus sloppy burger even if makes a mess of one’s pandemic facial hair.
Quincy Public School Teachers Union spar with City Officials over Classroom Air Quality
In short, Quincy’s vertically challenged mayor’s latest plans yet again look to be coming up short.
Quincy woman arrested Wednesday for stabbing death
Additionally, another female was arrested on charges of misleading police during the investigation.
Why It is Again Hard To Find Paper Towels
COVID-19 is at the core of the problem but the problem is more than just people sitting on hoarded supplies of paper goods. Supply chain problems are also impacting supplies.
Eight cats and dogs rescued from Quincy house fire
Given the number of cats recused, one cannot help but wonder if there might be a cat lady angle, however, Quincy Quarry is not one to judge so long as the cats are not howling nearby as well as at all hours of the day and especially at night …
Franzia’s Wine-Dispensing Backpack is Your New Picnic Must Have Item!
In a why didn’t I think of that idea, a major provider of boxed California plonk is about to roll out a backpack that is designed to hold a five liter box of its wine for mobile imbibing on the move.
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