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July 29, 2025 | By Annie C. Reller, MRN Journalist
QUINCY — Following a discussion where the Quincy City Council rejected a Zoning Board of Appeals recommendation, Alderman Jake Reed (R-6th Ward) talked about the city’s future growth. “This meeting has given me some new ideas. Like, Quincy’s future annexation [and] the future building of the Quincy empire,” said Alderman Jake Reed (R-6th Ward) during…
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