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Historic Quinci;'s Hometown Weekly Newspaper
VOL.41 No. 17 Thursday, January 8, 2009
'Will Create Dramatic New Tax Growth, Unprecedented Job Opportunities'
Koch: Planning Underway For Historic
Private Development In Downtown
ByLAIRAGRIFFIN FullTextMid-Term Ivconomic DeVeh)pn-ient
.\l(I)nndhai>s.MiMda-vToerrmAIlJidormeasss Address-Page14 tPalialnsner, to handle the Jc
Koch announced that plan- and ""spawn unprecedented In addition. Koch a;
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ning torthe largest private |obi)pportunities ludedtothet»»rniershipyard
development inxestmentin "We will sei/c the op- atForeRiveras "thelari:est
Quincv Center is currenth portunities before us. de- tractotlandremainini:tobe
underway spite these economic condi developed"
Koch pledged that the tions""Kochsaid "'We are working hard
project will bring growth, "Our cit_\ is positioned with the governor and our
|()bs and."a downtown we toda)torhistoricinvestment state delejjation. in eo.tp
canallbeproudot"" and growth, grovvth which eralion with Dan Quirk at
"We will present to the will allow Ustocontrol our theOmiKv -hipvard." Koi.!
Cit\Council.businessown- owndestinv,"' said
cr-. tn1.'t|/oi,>,iplan{orthi.: In his in-niinulc ,!! k;
kir^csi private lIl^c^tnlenI dress.Koch otteredn.> ,.
in ourcit>"s histor). " ^aid citicdetails ortimetable"ii [.^ucsli ,
Koch who added that this thepn\|ect.butthePlannini: ("enter,ot! BiirL'in i',
d>naniievision will create IX'partmcnt ha^ already will improve Han :
dramatic new tax LTowth."" assiL'ned Nick \ercnis.
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We Must Aggressively Pursue
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Business To Ease Residential Burden
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city'shistory"inthedowntownarea.AtrightisCityClerk,JosephShea.
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For Commercial
Koch Ends Take-Home
Tax Base Growth
Vehicles For City Employees
Mayor Thomas Koch commute backandforth to "Thisisnotaboutabuse, ByTOMHENSHAW
hasdirectedthatmorethan work. itisaboutfindingeveryway, Ward 4 Citv Council-
30city-ownedvehicleswill The Mayor's Office has bigandsmall,tochangethe lor Jav Davis,reelected by
nolongerbeallowedtobe also turned over a car as- way governmentdoesbusi- his colleagues to a second
takenhomebyemployeesas signed to City Hall to the ness."saidKochTuesday. term as Council president,
part ofan ongoing tighten- SchoolDepartment. Thedecisioncomesafter hascalledforgrowth inthe
ingeffortatCityHall. Inamemotodepartment ayear,whichsawatotalot cit_\'s commercial tax base
Kochadvisedall depart- heads last week.Koch said $5 million in budget cuts andmorewa)sofsavingthe
ment heads to immediately only the police chief, fire andthelikelihoodthatmore taxpayers" mone> tt) better
stop allowing employees chief and DPW commis- substantial cutbacks uill be face a "challenging"" new
in all city departments, in- sionerwouldcontinuedriv- required as the city copes year.
cluding police, fire, public ingcityvehiclesbecauseof with the state and national Davis was ntiminated
works and parks, to take theneedtorespondtoemer- fiscalcrisis. by Ward 5 Councillor and
useoftheircity vehiclesto gencies. former Council President
DougGutro.whosaidDavis
Cost Of Parking Up In New Year is "fair, impartial and thor-
ough"inhisduties Ward6
A few months ago, the The monthly fee for Thecostofhourlypark- CouncillorBrian .McNamee KLKCItl) TO HIS second ttrm Monday a> Cit> («»until
costofdrivingacarwentup parkingintheRossParking ingroseadollarinthesec- secondedthemotion. President,.|a> Daviscalledforneededcommercial tax base
alongwiththepnceofgaso- Garage and the John endweekinDecember. The vote was 8-0 with groHthtoeasetheburdenonresidentialtaxpayers.
line. Now it is the cost of Hancock Parking Lot went Thefirsthourisstillfree Ward 2 Councillor Daniel QuinixSunph(>r<>Rohcr!\(//)/c
lupe.avingthecarthathasgone tyoea$r5,0upon$t1h0effirrostmotfhethperenveiw- $bu1t.5a0f,tetrhtehantextthe$3neaxtndhosuoroins cRoauyrmtoantdith.etainmeatotfortnheev,ceri-n rate"Qhuaisnecxyp'lsodreesdiddeunrtiianlgtthaex in his mid-term address
ouscharge. uptoan$8dailycap emonies. past 15 \ears." Davis said ('(>n!(lonPii^cJx
IIIIlllllI IIIIIIII I I $50,000 GrantTo Find Water Leaks- Page2 N.Q. Pedestrian Safety Plan - Page3
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Page2 TbeQitincySun Thunday,January8,2009
$50,000 Grant To Help Find Karl Roos Back In
Quincy's Water/Sewer Leaks School Board Race
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The grant from Prior to Koch's reform found tampering with me- timeforelectionbythepeo- encehastaughtme how to
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Tuesday. intersection safer for both fortheprojectunlessdesign orTHC.and,also,prohibit- lav\ vsill open the door "to
Theintersectionhasbeen walkers and drivers. The and engineering work was ing the possession of drug public conduct that vvili be
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we working hard toward a tion oftheintersection was ingsandsignals.Thecity's "Thisordinanceisanec- With the passage (>fthe been affected by substance
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City Council Public Safety attend a drug awareness Its impact on our commu-
Thetotalvalueofreales- offonly 4.2 per cent from be recorded multiple times Committee. program,andfaceenhanced nity
tatesalesinNorfolkCounty thepreviousquarter--July against different parcels of The ballot question, penaltiesforfailuretocom- Quincy has taken an
fwoarstdheowfinna4l2.q6uapretrerceonft2f0r0o8m toSMeoprttegmabgeer."rehceorsdaiidn.g ac- pllayndroerplaarceingrefeixniasntciensg sdiemb-t dkencorwimninaalsizReedferpeonssdeusmsio2n. ply.There is no longer a hreoanleitsyt aonfddhraurbd laoboukseatatnhde
thesameperiodin2007,set- tivity continued to decline, orarerecordedtosecureeq- ofanounceorlessofmari- criminal recordattachedto any Ci)nduct that gives a
tlingat $894.5 million,ac- down 29.3 per cent with uitycreditlineswhichmay juana. theoffense. public afhrmation to drug
cordingtoRegisterofDeeds 5^69 new mortgages re- notbedrawntotheircapac- Previously, persons Coughlin said. "rhe useISinmyopinionsending
WilliamP.O'Donnell. cordedinthelatestquarter. ity" chargedwithmarijuanapos- passage of Question 2 has us in the wrong direction"
"However," he reported, Total mortgage value for session could facecriminal raised many questions and Coughlinsaid
"market activity did not the quarter was just under
decline as sharply as val- $4billion ,offsome40per
ues with the 2008 quarter centfromthelastquarterof
showingthatatotalof3,11 2007.
deeds wererecorded which "Itisimportanttonote."
wasdownonly11.8percent said O'Donnell, "that this Searching for a safe
comparedtothe2007quar- totalmortgagevalueamount
ter.T"heaveragesalepriceon dinocerseansoetinreipnrdeesbetnetdntehsest.rue harbor for money
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Ihursday,Januarv8.2Wf^ TlieQiiixxcySun Page5
Scenes From Yesterday
Quincy's
Yesterdays
Burgin Asks Fair
Chance For Plan E
ByFRANKMcCAlLKY
Having servedas MaM)rot Quincv under both PlanA
(strongmavor)and Plan E(cH\ managerformof go\ern
ment) .Mavor ThomasS Burgin hasenjovedan unusualh
favorable opportunity to view both
fvoiremwss sohfouclidt\begoovferpnamrteinctulaarndintheri-s 111isWeek
est 1951
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operate," said Burgin "1 tee! that it
is apractical and business-likemethodd Londuttii!!:cit)
businessand hasgreatpossibilitiesuhith ^tiould proveof
directbenefittothetaxpaversotQuincy"
Ma)or Burgin servedas PlanAmavorotQuinc) from
June 19.^5 to .November 1942and wasserving his second
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seeninthebackground.ThiswasthesecondAtlantic routineinspection,itwasunexpectedlydeterminedthat WLfHIN 14MILP:SOFSFOlL
station; thefirstwasonNewburyAvenueand isnow thebuildingwasindangerofimmediatecollapse.ItHas Chinese Communist invasion troops pressed a three-
usedbytheCaddyMarineCorpsLeague.Becauseofthe quicklyabandonedandlaterdemolished.Thepresent prongedoffensivewithin 14milesofSeoul,on'heheelsot
rapidgrowthofthispartofthecityatthetime,theCity stationwasbuiltonthesamesitein 1963.Tocontact thewithdrawingI S Eighth.-Xrmy
Councilhadapproved10additionalfiremen,twonew TomGalvin,e-mailtmgalvin^verizon.net. SouthKoreangovernmentofhcialsinSeoulpackeddoc-
fireenginesandanewfirehouseforthisdistrict.Shown FromtheCollectionofTomGalvinJ Aumremnytsfelalndbaecqk,uilpemaevnintgtshervoeurgalhovuatrdt>heo\nig'.hNtoa.sMatnh'esFL,aingdh"t'h
Quincyopoly Board Game Rbeetdwseen the United Nations forces and the advancing
IheChineseoffensiveexplodedall alongthe MO-niiie
To Benefit YouthBuild Students fronton.New dear'shve IhefrontalassaultonSeoulwas
accompanied hv a heavy attack neartheeasicoast,which
rippedaholeintheEighth.Armv'srightflank
Quincy YouthBuild. op- porting one of the areas will be marketed through a partnership involving (F-dilor"snt)te; IheChineseRedswouldrer,wt.Lip_v Se> ^
eratedbyTrainingResourc- most comprehensive youth Quincy KM)and local me- Qumc) Housing Authoritv. whichtheheldoriginally fromlateJunetolateSeptember
esofAmerica Inc.is hold- training programs, Quincy dia. Boards will sell for QuincyYouthBuildstudents 1950 However,theEighth.Army wouldrecapturethecitv
istsionocgopnlbaaoayalrfalduovnwegdrQrasaumiiieosn.necroMyfotrnthehaostepidocelwlnaiytsl,-ls r$Yeo1nu,tBt0lo0hy0aB.uraidvladTis.hlqaeubralereesfaorarere$4ac5lu0sr-o- mB$u3oi0vAl.edsmepnahtret.lposQfuainlncoaywt-iiYononcuwotimhde-e tvbareuoeilwlondpimhRneeignvlstep.rmivgniewtthoeFamGrieelrnyomvaDanet--e nbineegwMDaran.hractlRhhfei-cm1.ih9Nl5ael1rwiodn)Ye.dVaolr.llbO.aAyrI.sLhmQ.NouivCQniuYcniLygnScViyHneLtaoSHlethahilstChneenwCtoemrofmfiiscseSipioannrektlrhe.e
with a local twist-the first- opportunitiesfor$100busi- young people earn their The Quincy site is lo- Cleaners.Parkingway.Quincv.wasadvertisinga "Wednes-
egvaemre.Quincyopoly board nliesstsingasn.d individual patron GneEsDssskiallnsd.Slteuardnenjtosbrerceeaidvie- cQautiendcya.t 1458 Hancock Si. dRaavlpShpecLieaml.onAn.v65S,uiCtr.oCslbevanSet.d.aHnodugPrhesss.eNdecfko,rr^e^ticreedntfs"rom
This fundraiser encour- The planned release of construction skills training For more information, ArmstrongCorkCompany ofhastBraintree.after.^.^vears
ages people to spend more 2,0(X) board games is ex- andparticipateincommuni- contact Suzanne Steuart at of service. William J. Martin, president of the Gran-
family time while sup- pected in the spring. They tyserviceprojects.Through 508-797-0060. ite Trust Company. Quincy Center, announced that hank
Readers Forum aS.s^s5e.t8s67a.s(>(oKf)theAclpoiscetuortebofusiMnaesrskDFeict/g.e"^1ra.l1d^.5(a1.gerdeatchhreede
months,sonot.Mr.andMrs,.MarkFitzgerald.21 Chick-
atubot Rd.. .Meriymount, graced Pa^Z'- Ii^c ofthe Qumcv
Patriot Ledger .Mr.and Mrs.J. Frederick Cutler cei
Taxed Out In Quincy ebrated their Golden Wedding A^^lver^a^y at ihc hall of
the VVollaston Initanan Church Ihe paity vva> g;ven h_\
Quincy, a city where 1 fixingthe20footpotholein Then weget oursecond Our neighborhi>od and cit\ theirtwochildren.J.FrederickCutlerofQuincyandMrs.
wasbornandgrewup.Most front ofmy housethat had snowoftheseasonandthe streetsareinterriblecondi- EarlWebb(BlancheCutlenot Natick Mr ( utlerwasa
likely1willremainherefor beenthereforyearswiththe sameresults;plowcameby tion and our plows simply veteranofthe Spanish-American War Both the Quincy
the remaining years ofmy whole neighborhood call- once with blade down and arenotgettingthejobdone! and.NorthQuincy Highhockey teamsopenedtheirseasons
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Cities come with major $100perfix. citythatIusetoboastabout? RockIslandRd graduatesofThayerAcademy Classot I94S OtherQuincy
cost ofall types to run so Quincv graduates attending included Kay Fratus.Joan Barbour
whenataxhikecameabout SUBSCRIPTION FORM andElizabethCollins . Lodgen'sMarket..^-2Cottage.Ave.
maybeit'sforthebest,city Quincy Center,wasoffering "On Wednesday (^nly. lasty.
improvements,etc. HLLOUTTHISSUBSCRIPTIONBLANKANDMAILTO Tender Lamb liver. .^9 cents a pound" Harold Shaw.
However, when we get 57.35 Bay View Ave.Houghs Neck,made his ^2"'blood
ourfirstsnowoftheseason donationtothe RedCross .Miss(iloria Brummitt was
andsnowplowingissoter- electedpresidento\the\(.>ung.AdultTellowshipofHi>ughs
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Page6 TbeQuincySun Thursday,January8,20<)9
Arts & Ertertairrnert
Free Screening of The PoseidonAdventure
Friday at Houghs Necli Congregational
The Houghs Neck (\mi- Congregational Church's ond Friday ofeach month
gregational Church ssill "Faith in Film Fridays," in thechurch's Fellowship
present a tree screening of a series of free nionthl\ Hall.
ThePoseidonAdventureon screenings ofpopular films Admissionisfreeanda
Friday (Jan.9) at 6:30 p.m. thate.vploreissuesoi'faith. snack bar offering soups,
in the church's Fellowship The church is located at sandwiches and drinks is
Hall.Allarevvelct)metoat- .^10 Manet Ave in Quincy. also available. For direc-
tend. "Faith in Film Friday" is tionsor more information,
The Academy Avsard- heldat6:30p.m.onthesec- call617-479-8778.
winning film, featunng an
all-starcastincluding(Jene Granite Quarry Museum
Hackman. Feslie Nielsen.
Ernest Borgnine. Shelly Seeks IndustryArtifacts
Winters. Red Buttons and
Jack Albertson. follows
a free-thinking minister Fhe newly founded pioyer with more than 40
(Hackman) and his fellow Quinc) QuarryandGranite workingquarriesandmore
cruise ship passengers as WorkersMuseumisseeking than60stoneshedsandre-
they fightfortheirlivesaf- artifactsrelatedtothegran- lated granite businesses in
teratidalwavecapsizesthe ite industryfordisplayata thecity.
shiponNewYear'sEve. yetundetermi'ieusite. Artifacts sought by the QUINCYCREDITUNIONScottieSaverMembersenjoyadayoffunatEdavilleUSA.
asTpahretmoofvtiheeiHsobueignhgsshNoewcnk oncTeheQugirnanciyte'silnadrugsetsrtyewma-s msuucsheuasmihnacmlmudeersst,oncehtiosoellss Quincy Credit Union Holds
andrelatedequipment.
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GYMNASTICS&DANCESCHOOL ofthedonorandwhendis- As a thank you to their kickedoffthe holiday sea- Located inCarver,Eda-
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197QuincyAvenue,Braintree•www.joansolympicgym.com families. Over 60() guests the park and a visit with workinNorfolkand Plym-
joinedinthecelebrationand Santa. outh Counties. Dorchester
andtheirfamilies.
North Quincy High School
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PAC Meeting Tonight
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night(Thurday)at7p.m.in FreeMovieForSeniors
Every Sunday theschool'sTrophyRoom.
InadditiontoPACbusi- The Council on Aging the third Thursday of ev-
9:00 am- 1:00 pm ness,PrincipalEarlMetzler will showthe movieofthe erymonthattheRiverBay
andAssistant Principal Pa- month free to seniors on Club,99BrackettSt.
ENJOY The movie is provided
PRIZE by WestCoast Videoatno
Steamship Roast CarvingStation - OmeletStation charge. Refreshments will
be provided. Call Ann at
HomemadeWaffleStation - ScrambledEggs - FrenchToast o 617-376-1506 to reserve a
Bacon, Sausage, Ham, HomeFries - Assorted Pastries seat.
Fresh Fruit Platter - Fishofthe day - Chicken Dishes compliments of TheAllNew
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Coffee, TeaandJuiceincluded AllAges.AHLevels.AllMusic.
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excitingafternoonofprizeBingo. Start
Adult $14.95 per person Ajackpotprizeofa$100giftcertificate the
Children (ages 6-10) $7.95 perperson willbeawarded,alongwithothergreat Netu Year
prizes.Coffeeandpastrieswillbeserved.
Children (under 6) $4.95 per person Spaceislimited,sodon'tmissthefun! unth
(Takeoutnotavailable) @ Music
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Julia Marie Wismar
Bride Of Robert Blaikie
AreceptionattheAtlan-
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the recent marriage of Ju-
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Wollaston LutheranChurch
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the Rev. Gregor) Wismar
ot Newton.Conn.,and her
great uncle Bishop Cyril
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kieofQuincy. Sober Club Center To Hold
Thebridegraduatedfrom
NorthQuincyHighSchool, Formation Meeting Today
HollinsCollegeofRoanoke,
Va., andearnedaMasterof 1he Presidents Sober Anyone dedicated to Light refreshment- v>>ili
Education at U/Mass. Bos- Club Center will hold a helpingotherpeopleiswel- heserved Ihesnuu dateis
ton. She isa teacherin the formation meeting today come at the meeting vvhich luesday.Jan L^.sametime.
QuincyPublicSchools. (Ihursday) from 3:30 to will tillthe positionsonthe sameplace
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School and attended John- the Quincy Mental Health ingCommittee. 526-1434,
son & Wales L'niversity licensed HVAC technician The couple took a wed- (Y'nter.460QuincyAve.
in Providence, Ri He is a withBerryandLoud. dingtriptoVermont.
Ice Skating Classes At DCR Shea Rink
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theDCRSheaSkatingRink. hockey skating are taught Ihe fee for children for
651 W'illardSt. forchildren by professional instructors. the nine weeks is $171.00.
ages41/2uptoadults. Separateclassesareheldat andforadults,S189.(X).
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