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Deadbeat t adoptees?
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A Quincy Quarry News Citizen Journalist adviser dimed out an instance of the City of Quincy failing to monitor its adopt a green space program.
In this particular instance from among many others that could just as easily be featured, this example is of a sorely neglected and weed-infested traffic island in the middle of the intersection of three crack-laden as well as potholed streets in Quincy Point near the Goodwill Store on Southern Artery.
Needless to say, Quincy Quarry News’ ever-growing legions of loyal readers can count on it to monitor this abandoned adoptee to see if this latest Quarry exposé triggers a clean-up as well as how long it might take given that it has long been obvious that the Koch Maladministration all but invariably quietly responds to Quarry exposés as a manner of damage control.
A top 5 well-cared for adopted City of Quincy green space as a point of contrast
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And of further interest in this instance, will the Quarry be able to exposé the adoptee in the act of cleaning up this weed-laden mess or if the City of Quincy tasks city workers to do so?
After all, Quincy Quarry Readership Research Desk has all but caught the Koch Machine in the act of reading the Quarry, if not also on a fervently regular basis.
For but one reason behind the research desk’s certitude is the rapidity with which potholes in local streets are filed after they are exposéd by the Quarry.
Well it is green — much more so than some of the “plantings” around the Q.