And yes, the rollout was fraught with problems and shortcomings one has come to expect from a Koch Maladminisration project. Not only was the site down last week for a while when the site appeared to have been in the process of implementation, but the new site is missing all sorts of things.
While Quincy Quarry has been hitting egg nog early and often this week, it has still managed to crack a few eggs in the faces of local officials
Months after inexplicably leaving an asphalt patch in a new concrete sidewalk laid when the short street that is Saville Avenue in Quincy Center was repaved, the mystery of why the patch has been solved!
In what was a gobsmacking snow job — at least as far as Quincy Quarry News and at least most of its ever-growing legions of loyal readers are concerned, local 2022 property tax rates zoomed higher Monday night.
So what, apparently, for the fact that not only will the ground likely be frozen in coming weeks, so too will be the workers working on this project.
#StandardAndPoor Hangs Negative Outlook On #CityOfQuincy #CreditRating
#Lawsuit Filing To Koch Block #QuincyMayorKoch’s #ReligiousStatutes Planned For New Public Safety Building Imminent
#QuincyMayorThomasKoch Presents #2026Budget: Nothing To See Here
#QuincyQuarryNews #WeeklyFishWrap: A Two-fer!
#CityOfQuincy Redoes #GreenleafStreetSidewalks
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