With the Quincy City Council adjourned for its summer vacation and La Kocha Nostra thus hunkered down planning for new grifts to spring when the council returns in September, Quincy Quarry is shifting gears on its coverage of the Q.
This year, however, things are different care of the COVID-19 pandemic. For example, many a dog has been around while millions have been working remotely and at least some dogs’ humans might want a day to themselves.
As should come as no great surprise , the new mostly Chinese-made and domestically assemblies new Orange and Red line subway will be kept out of service while an apparent design shortcoming that has been causing derailments is discerned and then a fix might then be duly effected.
Thought the toilet paper shortages were bad when COVID-19 hit the fan last spring? Wait until this summer when pandemic restrictions lift but gasoline will be short in supply for going on road trips, returning to the grind of the commute to work, etc.
Quincy Quarry staff started out school vacation week with a Lost Weekend and then opted to stretch it out to a whole week, so leaving the latest lowly Quarry intern to mostly but occasionally as well as slovenly post news wire articles from other news media, nap on a sofa – anything but actually work.
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