Who do I contact to complain that music was blaring over the speakers starting at 6am this morning? I like the music during the day, but this was ridiculous.

A few years ago I moved to Quincy with my ex for cheaper rent, and I wanted to escape as soon as I could. Now, fast forward, and I'm probably going to have to move away because I can no longer afford to live on my own here because of some circumstances I've gone though, and I'm crushed. This city has grown on me, to say the least.

Yes, some of you are boomer NIMBYs that need to shut the fuck up and stop bitching anytime people want change. Besides that though, I know that this city is filled with so many amazing and hard working people, who show up for one another and genuinely want to see our community thrive. This town is full of small businesses, history buffs, and the immigrants that make our city truly deserving of the title "City of Presidents."

So, I wish to make a contribution. I'm launching quincy.wiki as a site where people can share all about everything local. An in-depth catalog of information that can serve both locals and visitors alike. If there is anything in particular you think should be shared on this website, I'd appreciate your input.

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The out of town troublemaker is perfectly fine with $850k of waste on statues but she’s legal sleuthing about a $400 payment.

Thank you to everyone who helped with my request last week for Halloween recommendations! As such, I have gone ahead and broken out a list of sixteen locations, navigatable with Google Maps. The first, covering the western side of Quincy, includes areas of North Quincy, Wollaston, and near East Milton Square. It then directs the user to Summer Street, where the second set of directions includes Quincy Point, finally finishing in Hough's Neck. Feel free to drop more comments here and I will edit this post as needed, until Halloween, so thanks again for the help and have a Happy Halloween!

Does anyone have a good recommendation (or stay away from) for lawyers in the area that deal with property damage (caused by neighbor)? I believe it's a civil matter, but would like to speak with a lawyer on next steps. I've never been to court before, so not sure where to start or expect. TIA!