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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Lost but now found: Quincy Mayor Koch back after being MIA care of COVID-19
After weeks of Quincy Quarry pointing out that Quincy Mayor Koch’s COVID-19 update videos had been on hiatus as well as thus by extension out of the picture, Mayor Koch announced that he was back to work after being out sick care of COVID-19 and then time stuck in quarantine at home.
Where’s Tommy?
It has been over three weeks since Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch has foisted one of his previous usually at least typically at least once weekly local COVID-19 YouTube updates.
Quincy soars to new COVID Code Red levels
The positive test ratio for Quincy soared by 20% to set a record high. Additionally, the number of new local cases increased by 8.5% and which would also appear to be a new high.
Quincy Mayor Koch’s latest COVID-19 Update YouTube finally posted on the City of Quincy’s website
Did back-to-back recent Quincy Quarry news exposés press the Koch Malaministration to finally provide a COVID-19 YouTube update?
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker: Massachusetts Vaccine Rollout “Lumpy And Bumpy” But “It’s Moving Forward”
At the same time, in an all but assuredly unprecedented display of emotion, Governor Baker pounded the podium to express his frustration over the soon to be ending 2020 calendar year.
Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch COVID-19 YouTube Updates on Holiday Rerun Hiatus?
Christmas holiday and fast approaching New Year’s holiday notwithstanding, Quincy Quarry News knows that there is no point wasting its time reaching to City Hall for comment on anything as nothing is ever forthcoming in return, especially when Mayor Koch has gone MIA.
Quincy Quarry Weekly Fish Wrap: Yo ho woe …
To put it mildly, 2020 sucks. Sucks big time. Even so, as bad as it has been, do remember that it can always be worse. For example, one could be Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch.
Massachusetts Senator Ed Malarkey warns state and local coronavirus aid may not come until Joe Biden takes office
Locally, the implications are considerable, if not grave. Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch drew down roughly 45% of the City of Quincy’s meager reserves given the expectation that federal aid would be coming and so allow Quincy to replenish its now even more meager reserves.
Quincy Quarry Exposé Moves Mountains of Snow?
Did published exposure of City Hall’s Snow Team Six dumping mountains of snow which blocked off the Church of the President give rise to the removal of the snow?
Quincy Continues to head further into the COVID-19 Red Zone without a paddle
Per all germane metrics, Quincy’s COVID-19 risk statistics are worse to significantly worse than statewide averages.
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