Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Oh what a week it was!
As for things national, Quincy Quarry doesn’t know where to start. As such, it will thus stick to matters more local.
Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia II loses Lead Attorney on his Criminal Defense Team
Jasiel is also under fire financially. Previous reports indicate that he has been slapped with eviction and the twenty-six year old mayor has apparently done what many millennials have done: moved back in with his parents …
Michael Cohen to Plead Guilty to Charge care of Mueller Investigation
While particulars are still scare on this unexpectedly breaking badly news©, one cannot help but opine that not only is Mr. Cohen pleading out to end up with lighter sentence but also that he is seeking to carve out a few pounds of payback …
Mueller report will be “devastating” for the president says frequent Trump defender
Apparently, Alan Dershowitz does not consider Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller seeking to vacate the plea deal with former Trump Campaign Director and convicted felon Paul Manafort as relevant …
Mueller report will be "devastating" for the president says frequent Trump defender
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Superior Court Judge Orders Review Of #RejectedSignatures On Revoke Mayoral Raise #BallotPetitionThe long awaited ruling by Dedham Superior Court Judge Rosemary Connelly hit the fan on Friday. […]- #QuincyCityCouncil Draws #FirstBlood From #BudgetThe new super majority on the Quincy City Council cut a job and relatively senior one at that at last night […]
- #QuincyMayorKoch Planning To Score $10 Million #BondPremium To Finesse Suspect #KochAndMirrors #FY2027Budget Spending AskThe slight of hand was spotted by the first term in office at Large City Councillor. […]
- Man Demonstrates To #CityCouncil Driving On Potholed StreetsAmazingly, the pothole dissing was at a recent Worcester City Council meeting was about the potholed streets of Worcester instead of those in Quincy. […]
- #Quincy’sCreditRatingCut By #Moody’sRatingsMoody's Ratings also hung a "Negative Outlook" on the City of Quincy going forward […]
