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— News covered by Quincy Quarry News with commentary added.
Never open an umbrella on a windy day
Image via the Brussels Times
March blew in and is now blowing out like a lion.
So much for March going out like a lamb this year.
Fortunately, so far there are been no reports of major power outages from the high winds.
At least not yet anyway.
Then again, with March 2021 the de facto first anniversary of the commencement of all manner COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, is it any wonder that March blows again this year?
A new curse over giving away Mookie Betts?
An old picture
And speaking of blowing, along with irony, the Red Sox open their season on April Fool’s Day at home.
After all, the Red Sox decided to cut their player payroll with the thus only to be expected expectation for yet another less than competitive season.
In the category of ill wind in the Q — Fox Rock is poised to demolish their building that houses the Citizens Bank at the top of Woodward Ave/Huntley Rd. If you guess that they will then proceed to build — wait for it — APARTMENTS — you’ll be 100% right. Not enough apartments in Quincy, I guess.
Dom: Also note that FoxRock is about to commence knocking down Quincy Medical Center for — yes — more apartments. One would think that even more people moving to Quincy would behoove the need for a local hospital, but apparently not. Oh, and when is Fox Rock moving forward on its proposal to build a large medical offices building in Quincy Center? Were Mayor Koch’s giveaway of city land AFTER using public funds to clean up a haz mat mess and the waiver of property taxes not enough incentives?
Oh, Fox Rock is now proposing to build a medical building/facility in Weymouth.
“Oh, and when is Fox Rock moving forward on its proposal to build a large medical offices building in Quincy Center? Were Mayor Koch’s giveaway of city land AFTER using public funds to clean up a haz mat mess and the waiver of property taxes not enough incentives?”
ROFLMAO