Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Breaking badly bad news© breaks all week!
Things broke badly so often in the Q this past week that the Quincy Quarry News is still is catching up on writing up the news of the week.
Developer withdraws plans to build apartments over Salem MBTA station parking garage in the face of public opposition
A key problem was parking. While the 494 space MBTA parking garage in Salem upon which the developer proposed to build the apartments has only been averaging roughly 50% of capacity use since COVID-19 hit the fan, the garage was frequently at least close to full in prior years.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: A slow week finishes with late breaking breaking badly bad news
This week’s Quincy Quarry News Fish Wrap hit the fan late this week and as so too did important breaking badly bad news© break late for the Weekly Fish Wrap to then exposé.
National Unplug Technology Day is Today!
Turn off your tech for a day!
First part of two part storm a bust
Last night into this morning’s storm ended up on the warmer side of expectations after sunrise.
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#QuincyQuarryNews #WeeklyFishWrap: Spring Fever!After a colder winter then recent years if not a tad colder than seasonal averages over time, the weather warmed up nicely over the past week. […]- Quincy Pedestrian Fatality Near Police HeadquartersOn St. Patrick's Day evening yesterday around 7 pm a pedestrian has been reported as struck and so then later died near the Quincy Police Department headquarters. […]
- Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: SnÃomh Go Brách!As we head into a perhaps three day holiday to fete all things Irish, what would St. Patrick's Day be without a little blarney and most especially spinning political spin? Not politics. […]
- #EverettMayorCarlo DeMaria Vows To Fight #StateInspectorGeneral Finding That He Was Overpaid By $180,000In a development Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is surely monitoring closely, Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria has announced that he intends to challenge the Inspector General view he has been overpaid by $180,000 in recent years. […]
- Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch And City Council President Ian Cain Try To Downplay ACLU Gunning For Koch’s Unconstitutional StatuesThe South Shore broadsheet continues to exposé Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch's unconstitutional plans to see statues of Roman Catholic patron saints faith placed on the exterior of Quincy's impending new public safety headquarters. […]
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