Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: the heat is on!!!

– News about Quincy covered by Quincy Quarry News with commentary added.

The Heat is on!!!
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Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: the heat is on!!!

Given the usual paucity of hard big news stories during the dog days of summer, Quincy Quarry News has been featuring stories about more day-to-day sorts of shortcomings of the Koch Maladministration.

For example, exposés of the obsessive-compulsive as well as well-past over-the-top cleaning of Kim Jong Koch Plaza in front of Quincy’s inexplicable two City Halls and which are adjacent to the proposed site of a new third City Hall.

On the move, constipated — whatever
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That and other easy pickings for Quincy Quarry to steamroll the Koch Maladministration’s continuing to see that virtually all of the streets in the still-arguably foundering and at least over-promised Quincy Center redevelopment district are repaved.

So what that all manner of other streets in Quincy are in far greater need of repaving.

Then again, what better way to curry favor than curry it from paving contractors.

Plus, we are talking the Q. 

Campaigning for a new office just last year
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That and the always intertwined actual “Quincy Way.”

Moreover, things are now looking to accelerate. 

Case in point, dropping out of an election.

Just last fall elected Norfolk County Treasurer and Quincy homeboy – actually more like Squantum, but close enough as far as local backroom politics go – first announced his late entrance into the race for an at Large Quincy city council seat, only to almost as quickly then drop out of the race.

Pondering the obvious …
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The stated reason was that the already existing demands on his time care of his family and his day job as the county’s treasurer left him unable to take on a side hustle. 

In actual good faith anyway.

Quincy Quarry, on the other hand, both reprised alternative theories posed by a commenter to the South Shore broadstreet’s coverage as well as added to same.

Then again, so critiquing local bad political kabuki is not exactly rocket science even if more than enough locals have long as well as all too often unfortunately swallowed bad political kabuki hook, line, and sinker.

Wanna buy a bridge in New York City? Great toll revenue stream! A FlynnAuctions.com image

That or are otherwise bought off by setting up idiot sons-in-law with places to dine at the public trough.

In any event, in the coming days as well as probably also for weeks, Quincy Quarry is about to up its game with far more damning exposés.

After all, once a grifter, always a grifter.

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