A redone Wollaston Red Line MBTA station reopened with much fanfare two and half years ago after it was closed to supposedly hasten the makeover. As usual, things did not work out as planned. Not even close to as planned.
In a familiar refrain, Quincy police are asking that any witnesses come forward as so far Quincy police apparently do not have not a clue as to who might be the perps.
Former Fall River mayor and now convicted felon Jasiel Correia scored yet another delay on checking into a New Hampshire Club Fed to serve a six-year sentence over various sorts of corruption.
The only good news is that retired former city employees need not worry about receiving their pension checks. At the same time, the bad news: Quincy taxpayers are on the hook to cover any and all possible shortfalls in the city’s pension fund.
The but short delay granted given various COVID-19 related issues until Valentine’s Day would suggest that the judge is sending a message to Correia even if he does not want to hear it.
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