Quincy Quarry News’ financial and other affairs desk ran the numbers to prognosticate the local property tax increase likely to hit the fan come 2027.
Quincy Quarry is back after taking a couple weeks hiatus to recharge itself after eleven years of continuous publication mostly exposing the often curious doings and arguable misdoings mostly committed inside of Quincy’s two city halls.
As snowfall winter has piled up locally this winter, so too have the City of Quincy’s snow clearing bills.
Quincy Quarry News’ initial leaning to perhaps favorable initial assessment of the City of Quincy’s response to the Blizzard of 2026 did not hold up all that well during a second look in the light of day.
Mayor Thomas Koch’s plans to see himself an 89% raise that would make him one of the highest paid mayors in the United States is facing a closing arguments hearing today.
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