Featured Articles
Below following are “snarq-filled” featured stories about the news of the day, with most of it breaking badly bad news©.
Enjoy!
J. Jonah White, Acting Publisher
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It’s Back: Snow Forecast!
While the forecast called for but dustings west of 495 with little to no accumulation, a s-bomb of forecast is still a s-bom.
Quincy Schools Bomb Threats Suspect Found By Police
Also as noted by Quincy Quarry News last week, the suspected crank caller is a juvenile.
Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch Campaign Spending Blows Past $820,000
Mayor Koch’s spending is eyeopening to a point well-past merely gobsmacking.
Ashmont Red Line Slow Zones Gone!
At the same time, roughly 70 slow zones apparently remain along the rest of the Red Line, including in Quincy along the Braintree branch of the Red Line.
Happy Birthday President John Adams!
Today is John Adams’ two hundred and eighty-eighth birthday!
Capital Hill Icon Passes
In an era rife with rancor and worse on Capital Hill, an epic bipartisan display of comity happen in the wake of the passing on Wednesday of Herbert “Bertie” Bowman. Mr. Bowman was the longest-serving staffer in U.S. Senate history.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Crime Also “Happens”…
The week began with the FBI rolling out its annual nationwide crime rates statistical report. And then only went further downhill.
Quincy Public Schools Hit With Bomb Threats
Five bombs threats were made. Three against Quincy High School and two against Point Webster Middle School.
Accuweather Agrees With Quincy Quarry News’ Snowy Winter Forecast
Accuweather is the latest weather forecasting news outlet to agree with Quincy Quarry’s call for a snowier winter this winter than recent winters past.
Worcester Impresario Bringing Back the Silver Screen!
In a feelgood story more typically out of Tinseltown comes a story out of Worcester about a plucky movie lover’s efforts to bring back the screening of movies to Worcester.
FBI Reports Crime up in Quincy. Up a lot!
Crime in Quincy was up by more than twice the state average increase in crime in 2022 from 2021. Even more troubling, violent crime in Quincy was roughly 36% higher than the statewide average on a per 100,000 population basis in 2022.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Unhappy Rails for You!
What is a week in Greater Boston without usually breaking badly bad news© involving the MTBA? Not a week in Greater Boston!

















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