Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Time for a little leaf peeping!

– News about Quincy from Quincy Quarry News with commentary added.

Fall colors in New England!
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Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Time for a little leaf peeping!

This past week, Quincy Quarry’s HR department, members of its news crew, or perhaps both slipped it to the Quarry’s City Editor as the newsroom was all but empty this week while its peeps were away to peep at fall colors.

Regardless, it most fortuitously turned out to be for the most part a slow week so no big loss.

Other than for the ever-growing legions of loyal Quincy Quarry News readers who might be looking to Quincy Quarry News as a source for distraction from the daily grind that is..

Yet again sodded sod
A Quincy Quarry News exclusive file photo

In any event, while the Quarry is continuing to work leads as well as otherwise work things behind the scene, fully half of what little the Quarry published this past week was yet another exposé of the unending or at least long ongoing sodding of both turf and local taxpayers care of problems with the design, if not also both the care and use, of Kim Jong Koch Plaza.

Then again, the incessant sodding does make for ready filler for the Quarry to abuse whenever things are quiet and there is little quieter than the week in New England which features Indigenous Peoples’ Day, née Columbus Day.

Wide-open city-owned parking lot next to the Quincy Center T station
A Quincy Quarry News exclusive file photo

Even so, the Quarry did happen onto a bit of controversy: how after spending $4 million to buy a parking lot in parking-scare Quincy Center a couple of months ago, the Koch Maladministration has so far inexplicably failed to officially make it available for parking by the public.

WTQ?

Then again, what with capos and higher in La Kocha Nostra as well as visitors from the allied families already long have designated parking spaces, such undermines the potential for their having any understanding of the suffering of locals who pay the taxes that pay their salaries.

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