A recent Quincy Quarry’s exposés just may have given rise to the City of Quincy responding to how the garage’s top level safety barriers along its perimeter are arguably deficit …
First local property owners where whacked in the mail shortly after the start of the New Year with property tax bill increases that averaged almost three times the rate of inflation. And then it only got worse. Much worse …
With Amazon said to be considering setting up a distribution center in the currently vacant former Lowe’s location on Burgin Parkway and which would further clog up traffic in already ever increasingly traffic-congested Quincy, comes word of a further as well as grave concern: unsafe Amazon delivery truck drivers.
While most locals have been focused on the recent extreme swings in the weather, the Koch Machine has continued to do all that it can to both take care of locally connected moneyed interests and enable Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch’s latest edifice complex.
Amazingly, however, the state house and state senate also both agreed to deposit a proposed $587 million into the state’s “rainy day” fund, over half of this year’s over $1.1 billion tax revenue surplus.
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