The biggest news of the week was the setting of arguably the biggest local residential property tax increases in at least recent local history and perhaps the largest tax increase statewide this year.
Net/net, Quincy Mayor Koch has to date spent at least $1,168,537.52 per Quincy Quarry’s count and thus also to date has spent $113.65 per vote received.
The pocket-picking 8.3% residential property tax increase imposed last night was all but spot on with Quincy Quarry News’ Financial and Other Affairs desk’s projection of an 8.5% median projection early last August.
Money may not be able to buy true love but spending over a million to promulgate false narratives and negative campaigning on a mayoral election campaign can score a win.
Quincy Quarry hit the pavement around City Hall to find designated parking for early voters. So little was provided as well as so poorly signed that finding it took some doing.
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