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Today's riddle: What do you call somebody who crosses the ocean twice and doesn't take a bath? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Quincy, North Quincy host high school football doubleheader (patriotledger.com) — High school football took center stage in Quincy as the Presidents hosted Scituate and North Quincy rolled past Pembroke in a Friday night doubleheader at Veterans Stadium. Local players, cheerleaders, and coaches all got their moment under the lights, giving Quincy fans plenty to cheer about heading into the rest of the season.
2. Mass. trooper accused of beating off-duty officer to be arraigned in December (boston25news.com) — A Massachusetts State Police trooper from Quincy is set to be arraigned December 11 after an alleged late-June assault on a fellow off-duty trooper at ReelHouse Marina Bay on the Quincy waterfront. Court records describe witnesses seeing multiple punches and the victim briefly unconscious, while the defendant participates in a treatment program under the state's Brave Act.
3. County Real Estate Still Holding Steady (town.news) — Norfolk County's real estate market remains relatively strong, with higher prices and sales than last year but signs of softening since August that Quincy homeowners should watch. The Registry of Deeds also highlights rising foreclosure warnings and points struggling residents toward Quincy Community Action Programs and NeighborWorks Housing Solutions for free mortgage assistance and guidance.
4. Athletes play annual 100-inning baseball game in Quincy for ALS research (boston25news.com) — Quincy's Adams Park is hosting the 23rd annual 100 Innings of Baseball marathon, where players grind through dozens of innings to raise money for ALS research. Organizers and participants, some living with ALS themselves, have helped the event generate over $1 million while keeping Quincy at the heart of this long-running community effort.
5. Empty semi-truck slams into Braintree brewery, injuring no one, but wiping out 30 barrels of craft beer (bostonglobe.com) — Quincy residents may have noticed local firefighters rushing to Braintree Friday after an empty semi-truck crashed into the building housing Widowmaker Brewing and Pure Hockey, destroying 30 barrels of beer but injuring no one. Quincy's Fire Department helped shore up the damaged loading dock roof so crews could safely remove the truck, allowing both businesses to reopen quickly.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What do you call somebody who crosses the ocean twice and doesn't take a bath?" — A dirty double crosser ! (Thank you Theresia F. for sending it in!)
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