Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Traffic, trafficking and other troubles return to Quincy after the Holidays!
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Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Traffic, trafficking and other troubles return to Quincy after the Holidays.
In the wake of the relative quietude over the recent holidays, things are now steadily returning to the all too typical local levels of disquietude.
For example, a Road Rage stabbing incident last weekend has been added into the running total of a variety of local stabbings in recent months, including a previous alleged Road Rage stabbing in Quincy last September and which also occurred on Quincy Shore Drive.
And for a twist, this stabbing was a purported stabbing of a twenty-two-year-old female by another twenty-two-year-old female.
In other words, this stabbing incident was perhaps also a cat fight.
Actually, there are two twists to this incident as the second one looks to be comparable to an all-female beatdown incident at a Houghs Neck park last October.
Specifically, a minor female was also booked in this latest incident as was the case with the earlier incident.
Further, while both minors were only charged for assault, both incidents were still eerily similar as both minors were charged with assault with a shod foot.
Next up, as well as in keeping with Quincy Quarry’s tradition of hard-hitting exposés of the soft-underbelly of the Koch Maladministration, this past week the Quarry unleashed two more jabs.
First up, Quincy Quarry posed the possibility of Quincy’s peerless mayor cheesing off as least some of his Old Quincy base by opting to spend stupid money on a trite imported knock-off of beloved Quincy statues.
Wicked stupid money.
After all, a Quincy homeboy was able to see a part of the beloved statues slightly reworked and then recast into a single new one for relatively short money to then to give to Weymouth so as to honor both Weymouth’s recent 400th birthday as well as homegirl Abigail Adams.
In turn how hard would it have been to cast a duplicate of the but lightly refashioned and beloved original statue?
And as for the other exposé this week, the Quarry published a second one that within it also entailed a twofer.
The twofer?
First up, how the Koch Machine is talking up a well-late in the going as well as so-called plan to address impending traffic congestion arising from the soon to be completed 465 upscale apartments on the former site of Quincy’s no longer in operation as well as also no longer only hospital.
So what if the proposed roundabout, albeit better known as a rotary, will at best not only might not be actually built until many months after the new apartments have tenants as well as that the still tentative construction of it will only add to the traffic congestion while its proposed construction might eventually be underway.
In short, nothing like a little planning by the Koch Maladministration.
In fact, yet again nothing like it all.
And for the second part of the twofer so exposéd?
The City of Quincy has all but given up on maintaining an even busier rotary on the Quincy side base of the Fore River Bridge.
Not only is this rotary regularly whacked by reckless, if not also impaired drivers, the traffic along this run of Washington Street will surely be facing additional traffic congestion when an all but finally approved legal pot shop fronting the rotary opens up to the public for trafficking.
In short, as well as yet again, “Only in the Q.”
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The pot shop has not been a problem at all to traffic congestion at the Fore River rotary. How about the trash coming from that disgusting lobster shop. Ever since it has been sold by that nice family it is nothing but a dirty inside and out shack. There is trash everywhere! I walked in and walked out disgusted! Have they not heard of soap, or just the almighty dollar!
Sandra,
Funny you mentioned the pot shop. Quincy Quarry is working on a story about how sales at Quincy Cannabis may not be what ownership was expecting.