One would think that two years was more than plenty of time to fix a leaking roof, but apparently not. In any event, how much Twitter traffic did the Quarry see over this story? A lot. A whole lot.
The only good things are that many to most Nekker households have at least one four-wheel-drive Ford F-150 pick-ups and the snowpack on the road made for a sofer surface than the all too typical pothole-laden pavement found in the Neck.
As Quincy Quarry News has for a time opined, other area media are now upping their forecasts for tomorrow’s snowstorm towards the Quarry’s now looking to be prescient expectations.
While out and about on Quincy’s less cold today but still ever-increasingly mean streets looking for news to then report, Quincy Quarry News personnel happened upon finding that snow is still piled along the narrow Quincy Center bridge formerly known as The Bridge to Nowhere.
The relatively narrow street in North Quincy along which Quincy’s peerless mayor resides was clearly plowed during the height of the storm even if not quite as clear as one might expect given past snow jobbings …
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