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Boardwalking at Marina Day – Life slowly returning towards normal
Soggy from the recent rain? Staying close to home over the Fourth of July Holiday? Exhausted from all of the nightly firework explosions of late? Then consider a little leisurely boardwalking, dining and perhaps an adult libation at Marina Bay.
All in One/Lube Lab Offers Socially Distant Oil Changing and Car Washing near the Fore River Bridge
After months of laying low while sheltering in place, it is probably time – if not well past time – to show your ride some socially distant love.
Marina Bay is returning to normal!
Cruising on a sunny afternoon. “… Groovin’ on a Sunday afternoon. Really couldn’t get away too soon …”
The Quincy Show: Episode 2, The Music Video!
Quincy Quarry is pleased to present the second video about Quincy from the crew of The Quincy Show. After all, one can only stream so much commercial content and Koch Omnivision, formerly know as Quincy Access Television, is what it is.
Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Rotten Fish Happen After Seven Days!
After taking off for a mostly liquid Memorial Day week long break, the Weekly Fish Wrap is back.
Black Lives Matter to Quincy Residents
Conversely, Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch was nowhere to be seen at what was a memorial vigil even if his favorite sister the even more diminutive Sister Olga was seen fearlessly moving out and about among the gathered multitudes for the vigil …
Black Lives Matter vigil planned for Tuesday night in Quincy
Organizers say the event to be held in Kim Jong Koch Plaza in Quincy Square is meant to be a "peaceful and quiet" demonstration. A Greg Derr/Patriot Ledger image. – Quincy News from Quincy Quarry News with commentary added. A Black Lives Matter vigil planned for...
Quincy COVID-19 Death Toll blows past 100 but where are the bodies?
Quincy Quarry recently endeavored to find out where local recent both COVID-19 fatalities as well as those deceased by other causes have been laid to rest. After all, Boston cemetery workers have been working overtime to keep up with a considerable recent increase in demand.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch plans to reopen local tennis and basketball courts on Monday
Mayor Koch’s plan entails opening up twenty-two parks in Quincy for recreational use on Monday after the City of Quincy failed to see Wollaston Beach kept closed off from public use last weekend
Quincy City Council meeting goes viral on YouTube
With City Council meetings gone from live to virtual as well as given that QATV was long ago taken over by the Koch Maladministration and then reconstituted as Koch Omnivision, Quincy Quarry was left with no other choice but rely on alternative video programming …
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