Quincy Police investigating body found at Quincy’s Squatum Point Park
The quiet of the Memorial Day holiday was broken this morning when the dead body of a man was found in Squantum Point Park.
Pedestrian struck and killed by car on Quincy’s Newport Avenue on Saturday at 1:30 AM
As if further proof is needed that the mean streets of Quincy are only becoming meaner, a 62-year-old pedestrian was struck on Newport Avenue near its intersection with Oakland Avenue.
To continue to work remotely or go back to the office – that is the question
Actually, there is not much to question even if Hamlet never attended a Zoom meeting..
Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Convicted of Fraud and Extorting Marijuana Vendors
As expected, former Fall RIver Mayor Correia was found guilty on 21 counts, ranging from mail fraud to extortion. Unclear, however, is if any other mayors and other public officials will take notice about their cash and carry policies.
Do You Know Who I Am?
Additionally, as the dust settled, an estimated 8 passengers in the SUV, most of who all looked to be teenage girls, fled the scene of the accident.
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