What the Q?

Humorous, bizarre and strange stories involving Quincy, Massachusetts and which those in the know refer to as “The Q”.

Latest Posts from “What the Q?”

Quincy post storm Snow Jobs exposéd!

by Carl Woodward | Feb 26, 2022 | Behind the Qurtain, Featured Articles

The findings of Quincy Quarry News personnel were spot on with what the ever growing legions of loyal Quincy Quarry News readers can only reasonably expect.

Quincy City Hall Snow Piles survived the warm weather!

by Eric Blair | Feb 25, 2022 | Behind the Qurtain, Featured Articles

As the sun set yesterday evening, Quincy Quarry News personnel swung by Kim Jong Koch Plaza to check the status of the snow piles that have remained along the plaza since mid-January’s Bombogenesis Blizzard.

Wollaston MBTA Red Line station roof continues to leak

by Nancy Drue | Feb 21, 2022 | Behind the Qurtain, Featured Articles

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.

MBTA indicating end of COVID-19 pandemic-fueled toilet paper shortage?

by Julie Child | Feb 18, 2022 | Behind the Qurtain, Featured Articles

– News and commentary about elsewhere covered by Quincy Quarry News. MBTA indicating the end of COVID-19 pandemic-fueled toilet paper shortage? After first upping its toilet paper security, the MBTA has recently doubled its available supply of toilet paper in at least...

Quincy Faxon Park snowbound after Super Bowl Sunday Snowstorm

by Jon Swift | Feb 17, 2022 | Behind the Qurtain, Featured Articles

A Quincy Quarry Citizen Photojournalist sent along photos taken within Faxon Park Wednesday afternoon as well as shared word of how Faxon Park roads were still in whiteout condition three days after the Super Bowl Sunday Snowstorm.

Quincy Quarry Quincy City Hall Snow Piles Thaw Poll

by Sam Clemens | Feb 10, 2022 | Behind the Qurtain, Featured Articles

What with the snow piles on King Jong Koch Plaza turned into glaciers after the recent rainfall accumulated in them then froze overnight, one can only assume that it will take a while for them to melt unless they are hauled away to a snow farm to melt.