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Heading back to the DPW yard after brining Quincy streets early
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With the likely to be biggest snow event of the cold time of the year so far this year bearing down on Eastern Massachusetts, Quincy Quincy News hit the ever-increasingly mean and soon to likely be snow-covered streets of Quincy to see what might be underway to prepare for a storm that is expected to hit Quincy around the time to perhaps make for doing live remotes on local 11 PM TV news broadcasts,
The Quarry’s findings were a mixed bag.
Fortunately, the weather today could not have been better for snow and ice crews to prepare for the storm.
At least the brine is sticking to the bike lane …
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Unfortunately, city snow and ice clearing assets were so out and about too early to prepare for the storm.
Specially, brine was found to have been spread on a number of local streets before the end of the lunch hour.
How is so pre-treating streets with brine early a bad thing?
Enough salt was spread on this side street as was done to Carthage
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In turn, such would clearly look to be the case along Washington Street today as it was brined at least ten hours before the storm is expected to hit Quincy late tonight.
Granted, brining side streets can be done early given less traffic, however, busy streets are where the action is as regards traffic when snow hits the fan.
Regardless, Quincy Quarry’s ever-growing legions of loyal readers can count on the the Quarry to unleash its exclusive Sled Dog Snow Team to work things during and after the storm looking for news as well as making yellow snow.
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Amazon’s Alexa sent Quincy residents a weather notification reporting severe weather starting at 5 pm. At the same time, local weather forecasters predicted snowfall around 7 pm.
Regardless, the city of Quincy’s dedicated and hard-working men and women kept our roads clear, ice-free, and, most importantly, safe.
Chalk up another imposing win for Quincy city managers and residents.
Mayor Thomas P. Koch, what is not to love?
#StrongLeadership #QuincyFirst #Koch2024
Porky is either Koch himself or someone very close to him trying to troll Quarry readers.
Either way, I hope that whoever it is chokes on a skinless chicken finger.
Porky’s spelling is pretty good, so it is doubtful Porky is a Koch or Keenen.
He’s far more likely to choke on something else, if you know what I mean.
Funny how Louie loves gay references. You have unmasked yourself as the piece of sh#t you are. Keep spitting that hate, fast one.
Weak, very weak response. Better wipe your chin, loser.
Weak, very weak response. No question that you’re “a keeper” as the phrase goes.