With the energy of two wins in a row, the Quincy Jackrabbits varsity football team played its first league game of the season, hoping to extend the streak, against the Cascade Kodiaks on Friday night.
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With the energy of two wins in a row, the Quincy Jackrabbits varsity football team played its first league game of the season, hoping to extend the streak, against the Cascade Kodiaks on Friday night.
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With the energy of two wins in a row, the Quincy Jackrabbits varsity football team played its first league game of the season, hoping to extend the streak, against the Cascade Kodiaks on Friday night.
The Windermere Central Colockum Clash is circled in red among the Quincy runners’ calendars. The first home date of the season, the event scheduled for the Colockum Ridge Golf Course on Thursday at 4 p.m. offers a rare glimpse at how the bigger schools do it.
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Neither soccer team visiting Quincy last week could break through the Lady Jacks’ defense, and the girls in green and gold made dozens of scoring opportunities for themselves, leading to two wins and an improved season record of 4-3 as of Saturday.
The big match is on Thursday.
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Scoring on the ground, through the air, and on defense, the Quincy Jacks football team trounced the visiting Brewster Bears, 34-6, Friday night.
One of my more relaxing trips was a Danube River Cruise through Central Europe. Along with my wife, we began in Munich and the cruise line used buses to get us to our ship on the Danube in Passau, 100 miles to the east. Our cruise then traveled 375 miles down the Danube River, through Austri…
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Dear Fletcher, I don’t feel like I am fairly compensated at work. I show up on time, I don’t take a lot of time off and I rarely use any of my sick time. I perform my job well and I am a team player. The issue is that I hardly ever get a raise. There are other people there who are doing the …
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Senior Center serving meals
Senior Center serving meals
Parents and teammates cheered on kids swimming in races at the Quincy city pool June 30 as the local summer swim team had its first home meet …
Senior Center serving meals
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