Fred Omlstead, Quincy Quarry’s special correspondence for landscaping, has for weeks been following a strange story even when it comes to the Koch Maladministration.
Read more: Quincy City Hall landscaping torn out and replaced with cheap annuals.
In a darkly amusing bit of irony, the recently released report on the February 2021 cyberheist of $3.5 million from the City of Quincy employees’ pension fund was released during Cybersecurity month.
For example, apparently perhaps not so much by the Quincy Police Department in what is Quincy Quarry News’ most complicated as well as embarrassing exposé presented to date.
A close read of the long-awaited Massachusetts Public Employees Retirement Administration Commission’s report on the cyberheist of $3.5 million from the Quincy Retirement Board’s investment portfolio is embarrassing for the Koch Machine.
Lawrence, on the other hand, just broke ground on a but $60 million new police headquarters, eighty-two percent of its cost will be subsidized by the state whereas Quincy is seeing bupkis from Beacon Hill.
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