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Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch’s street ploughed?
An image was sent along to Quincy Quarry News by a Citizen Photojournalist and it is said to be a photo of a certain block of Newbury Avenue.
In turn, per a Google Maps review by the Quarry’s intern, the photojournalist’s claim appears valid and so photo documents that the relatively narrow North Quincy street along which Quincy’s peerless mayor resides was clearly plowed during the height of the storm even if not quite as clear as one might expect.
In any event, Quincy Quarry News is most appreciative of its unexpectedly receiving this article’s featured image.
The reason: the Quarry’s renowned Photo Recon Team Six took a pass on undertaking a driveby shooting when the team was out and about taking photos last night as it found the mayor’s neighborhood especially thick with Quincy Police Cruisers. Accordingly, Photo Recon Team Six withdrew from the scene per Quincy Quarry’s standing rules of engagement so as to mitigate the Quarry’s legal defense expenses and the cost of making bail.
Mayor Koch blows in and out driving his city-issued 4×4 luxury SUV.
Rule 5603. Special treatment is for Mayor Koch only; neighbors benefitting is not allowed!
The neighbors on Newbury Ave know what time it is! Get your car off the street because when the coast is clear, the mayor will have the street plowed – curb to curb – and salted – with the good stuff!
Clearing Newbury Ave of snow would only assist FBI surveillance.
Let’s not make it too easy for the bureau’s famed public corruption unit.
#QuincyStrong
Huggy,
Please be advised that more than a few members of Local 1139 are not fans of Mayor Koch and his hack hire managers at the DPW. That and surely a number of private plowing contractors are wicked tired of being shaken down for campaign fund “contributions”
Be careful; it is still dangerous out there. I watched a US postal worker walking the double yellow line!
The street crossing signal buttons are unusable because they are buried in snow. It was like playing Frogger trying to cross the street safely.
It was even scarier waiting for the bus while dodging traffic with no retreat as the sidewalks are deeply covered by snow.