The crux of this latest hard-hitting exposé into the soft underbelly of the Koch Maladministration: the City of Quincy has three public building maintenance office buildings with each in various states of ill repair.
Seven months after the $46 million garage was opened to the public as well as roughly at least six weeks behind schedule, it should come as no great surprise that work on the garage continues.
In what looks to have become all but annual spring ritual at a time when Opening Day at Fenway Park did not happen this year, the City of Quincy has yet again re-sodded parts of Kim Jong Koch Plaza, formerly known as the Hancock Adams Green.
Mayor Koch’s plan entails opening up twenty-two parks in Quincy for recreational use on Monday after the City of Quincy failed to see Wollaston Beach kept closed off from public use last weekend
The growth in the number of deaths care of COVID-19 has increased the rate of burials at many local cemeteries – but not all of them. Accordingly, expect yet another hard-hitting Quincy Quarry exposé shortly on local burial practices and activity.
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