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

A whacked on St. Patrick’s Day evening traffic signal
A Quincy Quarry News exclusive file photo

After ending up run over late in the week last week with late breaking badly bad news© in the Q, including coverage of the first ever local running over of a traffic signal designated to protect pedestrians as well as yet another hit and run of a local pedestrian, publication of last week’s Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap was delayed.

As such, the Quarry promised to make amends by promising to unleash two exposés during the following week and thus the week just ended.

That and cut off the tab at the Quarry’s favorite watering hole so as to endeavor to assure delivering on the promise.
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Not only did the Quarry then deliver, it doubled down by instead going 4 for 4 on exposés if not also so hit for the cycle.

Kiss me, I’m Irish!
A posting by James Jr to Chantey’s website

First up was a hard hit to stones exposing how a senior Koch Maladministration hack hire got sloppy on St. Patrick’s Day.

So sloppy that rumor has it that Mr. Snippy ended up in protective custody.

And for the second hit, the Quarry exposéd how Quincy’s peerless mayor scored a roughly $65,000 leather upholstered gas-guzzling ride at taxpayers’ expense replacement of his old city ride on top of his said to be receiving a car allowance for work-related use of his also gas-guzzling personal ride.

Note trailer hitch on old mayoral City Ride, right, but no hitch as well as different trim design and tail lights on the new mayoral City Ride, right.
Conjoined exclusive Quincy Quarry News image

Don’t mess with teachers. Any sort of teachers.
Image from Death Do Us Part Late Nite Catechism

Next up was the Quarry’s exposing how it appears that Quincy’s peerless mayor ended up schooled something fierce after his ninth months and thus a school year-long attempt to stiff the mostly female teachers’ union local with a cheap date of a new contract looks to have instead ended up, well, flaccid.

And for the fourth shot to complete the cycle, the Quarry knocked out it of the park with its exclusive exposing of how the recent fire on the grounds of Quincy’s City Hall probably never should have happened.

And for one of a couple more solid line drives, the Quarry banged a report on how pedestrians in Massachusetts are ending up whacked at increasing rates with Quincy pedestrians ending up so taken out 37% more often then the statewide average on a per capita basis.