What the Q?
Humorous, bizarre and strange stories involving Quincy, Massachusetts and which those in the know refer to as “The Q”.
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Doing The Right Thing
In the rush of the final days of Local Elections Day 2025, one candidate opted to step up to do the right thing: help out those in need as SNAP food benefits have been whacked care of a political food fight in Washington DC.
Quincy Election Eve Musings
While this year’s municipal general election wraps up tomorrow, there is no clear sense of how the races will pan out when the ballots are counted.
#CityOfQuincy Long Ignored #OutsideAuditor’s Call For A #FraudRiskAssessment And Imposing Standard Controls
As Tom “Steak Tips” Clasby recently failing to plead out as expected, Quicy Quarry News’ Audit desk poked around and so delivered. Delivered big time!
Former City Of Quincy Department Head Expected Pleading Out On Felonies Hearing In Federal Court Instead Continued
Scandals and such continue to plague the Koch Maladministration
Mayor And City Council Pay Petitions Turned In For Approval
At this point, the petition gathers as looking to win no matter what.
The #BridgeNextToNoOneUses Closed To Use By Public
The $15 million or so Generals Bridge which next to no ones has been closed for use by the general public given adjacent construction projects.
Primary Election After Action Report
The recent primary election results played out as expected for the most part, albeit with a few surprises.
#PrimaryElectionDay Is Today!
Today is a local primary election day on a day right after a three day holiday weekend Monday and so surely suppressing voter turnout.
#Statues Planned for #QuincyPublicSafetyHeadquarters Conference Does Not Go Well For #City Of Quincy
“If the facts are against you, argue the law. If the law is against you, argue the facts. If the law and the facts are against you, pound the table and yell like hell”
#TwentySixMillion More In Not Budgeted Spending Obligations Looking To Skyrocket #CityOfQuincy #PropertyTaxes in 2026
Add the MIA $26 million into the mix and the FY 2026 spending would total up to $62 million increase from FY 2025 as well as works out to be a near 15% spending increase.
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