Unlike Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker stepped up to the podium today for his second extended press conference in two weeks to address both recent events and pending next steps as pertain to worsening COVID-19 infections rates.
A Quincy Quarry News Citizen Photojournalist texted along a smartphone photo of the midday accident at the intersection of Quarry Street and Furnace Brook Parkway and as newscopters were flying overhead.
The MBTA has ordered 252 new cars for the Red Line and which are slated to all be in use by 2024. By when in 2024, however, remains to be seen. After all, we are talking the T.
To put it mildly, 2020 sucks. Sucks big time. Even so, as bad as it has been, do remember that it can always be worse. For example, one could be Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch.
“Here’s looking at you kid …”
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#CityOfQuincy Redoes #GreenleafStreetSidewalks
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#MBTA #MarinaBayFerry Service Resumption Sees Light Ridership
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