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Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Is Flounder floundering?

The past week got off to a gobsmacking start at Monday night’s City Council meeting.

So much so that Quincy Quarry News is still working how to recap what was a flaming hot guano show.

For example, Mayor Thomas Koch’s Chief of Staph Pinocchio Walkbacker put it on the record that his boss was the one who made the call to put Roman Catholic saints on the impending new police headquarters. 

Unclear, however, if a key objective of the chief of staph’s presentation was also a ham-fisted attempt to pose hearsay when things likely end up in court.

One word says it all
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In any event, essentially all major Greater Boston media covered this council meeting with the coverage by Boston 25 at least generally consistent with the coverage of its media brethren. 

Inexcusable not withstanding, the City of Quincy City Council president was instead outraged over someone anonymously dropping a dime to the Patriot Ledger about the mayor’s clear failure to abide by his oath of office to abide by the law of the land. 

The council president was also outraged by deserved callings out of him by locals fed up with the nonsense to outright abuses committed by city officials.

So what, apparently, for the fact that doing so would clearly appear to be abjectly unconstitutional and thus the America Civil Liberties Union has stepped up to the plate.

Your tax dollars going up in flames
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That and the arguable concurrent as well as wasteful misappropriation of taxpayers money by Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch.

Speaking of misappropriation of funds, on Thursday past the mayor of Everett was banged by the Massachusetts Inspector General for allegedly illegally enhancing his salary by a total of $180,000.

How does this tie to Quincy?

Mayor Koch is under review over his seeing himself as much as $230,000 in improperly enhanced salary.

In short — as well as yet again, Only in Quincy …

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