AM Quincy: Recent Episodes
Quincy Access Television (QATV)
AM Quincy is a live audio show that can be heard Monday-Friday, 7am to 9am on QATV-8 (Quincy Access Television, Quincy, Massachusetts) and QATV.org. AM Quincy features news, weather, traffic and music to get your day started. Hosted by QATV's Joe Catalano, the program also features interview segments with non-profit agency representatives, local politicians, directors from various City of Quincy departments and other individuals representing a myriad of topics and groups. AM Quincy is the only locally produced, daily show covering news and events in the City of Quincy.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains passage of a revenge porn bill, a bill addressing the opioid crisis, and a bill dealing with parents rights.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the June 18th Board of License Commissioners meeting.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain runs down the agenda for the last council meeting before summer recess. Budget approvals, salary increases, and Girl Scout and Pride Month recognitions.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the recent Flag Day parade, talks about the proposed Lunar New Year holiday in the schools, and comments on the progress of creating municipal broadband.
Paula Pierce and Ron MacDonald of the Quincy Homestead provide some historical facts about the site and explain this year's events and activities.
"The Car Doctor", John Paul from AAA Northeast discusses summer driving, gas prices, travel, and electric vehicles.
Pedestrian fatality in Braintree.
Quincy council to vote on mayoral raise.
Lunar New Year holiday still unclear.
Annie Gee and Thai Nguyen explain a new initiative called Teens2Elders, aimed at connecting teenagers with senior citizens to enhance the mental and social well-being of both groups. Visit Teens2Elders.org for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2024, and offers a preview of the 73rd Quincy Flag Day Parade and Fireworks Celebration.
Suzette Martinez Standring, Past President of Quincy 675 Toastmasters, and Mark Keane, VP of Membership talk about the group's mission, their personal experiences with Toastmasters, and the club's 75th anniversary celebration. Visit Quincy675toastmastersclubs.org for more information.
Abigail Parrilla, CEO of The Arc of the South Shore, and Brenda Linden, Chief Strategy and Engagement Officer describe the mission of the organization and promote their Summer Soiree, June 20th at Webb State Park in Weymouth. Visit ArcSouthShore.org for more information.
Porchfest Quincy co-founders Ian Cain and Walter Hubley provide details about this year's celebration, scheduled for June 29th from 3pm to 9pm. Visit PorchfestQuincy.org for more information.
Author and Photojournalist Robert Miller discusses his book, Trial by Fire, in which he documented the Quincy Fire Department in 1975, and his return to Quincy to do the same thing almost 50 years later.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses a new housing bond bill, and also reflects on the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Convicted rapist held without bail.
Huge tree falls on power lines.
Manet Medallion Awards.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a review of the June 4th Board of License Commissioners meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reacts to the approval of a salary increase for the mayor and city councilor positions. Koch also speaks about the addition of 7 new police officers, provides an update of the Rick DeCristofaro Early Learning Center, and previews upcoming high school graduations.
Margaret Laforest, President of the United States Naval and Shipbuilding Museum on-board the USS Salem at the Quincy Shipyard speaks about their new season of events and a recent lighting project. Visit USS-Salem.org for more information.
Anna DeBiasi, Director of Development and Marketing for Quincy Community Action Programs promotes their 4th annual Fashion Show Fundraiser, scheduled for June 18th from 5-8pm at Marina Bay. Visit QCAP.org for more information.
State Representative Tackey Chan explains a wide ranging veterans benefits bill recently passed in the House. Chan also speaks about AAPI month activities and how the state deals with bonds and debt.
Richard Ash of the Quincy Pride Committee and John McDonald and Jim Petosa of the Quincy LGBTQ Commission provide details about the annual Quincy Pride celebration. Visit QuincyPride.com for more information.
Bad Breath Rapist caught.
Teacher from Quincy faces child porn charges.
Protest planned against Mayor's pay raise.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the annual Memorial Day ceremony, speaks about improvements to Mount Wollaston Cemetery, explains the Lone Sailor Statue coming to Marina Bay, and recaps the recent fundraiser for the Adams Presidential Center.
Hilary Miller from the Friends of the Thomas Crane Library provides an update on their recent annual meeting, the opening of a new makerspace at the main branch, upcoming open houses, and details about their bookstore.
Dina McCarthy and Karen Mosman of the Event Leadership Team for Relay For Life of the Greater South Shore speak about the annual fundraiser scheduled for June 8th from 12pm to 10pm at French's Common in Braintree. Visit RelayForLife.org/southshorema for more information.
Quincy Police Chief Mark Kennedy explains actions taken at the May 21st Board of License Commissioners meeting. Kennedy also promotes the upcoming Police Memorial Sunday service, and talks about new officers joining the department.
Philip Chong, President & CEO of Quincy Asian Resources discusses AAPI month, their annual Community Banquet, and the receipt of a one million dollar grant.
Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains a new bill that would further regulate the health care industry. Chan also speaks about an Information Technology Bill, a recent veterans event in Quincy, and Memorial Day activities.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain explains actions taken at the May 20th meeting, including the approval of 2 new parking garages in Quincy Center, expanding the Quincy Center redevelopment district, and approving Lunar New Year as a school holiday.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the termination of Thomas Clasby and appointment of Michelle Hanly as new Elder Services Director. Koch also discusses proposed salary increases for the mayor and city councilors, and explains the expansion of the Quincy Center redevelopment project.
Sandra McGunigle and Michelle Duggan of Manet Community Health Center promote their annual June Bloom fundraiser and also discuss Manet's recent expansion. Visit ManetCHC.org for more information.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about AAPIH month, campaigning for re-election, and discussion about proposed ballot questions for App based drivers and psychedelic mushrooms.
Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club provide details about the club's annual Spring Plant Sale, and other club events and activities.
Quincy budget hearings begin.
Pig transplant recipient dies.
Animal shelter fundraiser.
Mihaela Rusu, Executive Director of the Quincy Multicultural Festival provides details about their 3rd annual event, scheduled for May 11th from Noon to 4pm at Pageant Field.
Rich "Rat" Kennedy, and Lou Tozzi provide information about the 26th Annual Squirrel Run to benefit ALS research on June 8th at Pageant Field in Quincy.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses AAPI awareness month, a proposal to make Lunar New Year a school holiday in Quincy, a warning about scams, and the economic outlook.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the votes taken at the May 7th Board of License Commissioners meeting including free concerts and a new restaurant in Quincy Center.
Bill Patjane, Regional Director of the American Parkinson Disease Assocation provides some background about the organization, speaks about its mission and services, and promotes their annual Optomism Walk on May 19th at Bowditch Field in Framingham. Visit apdaParkinson.org/MA or call 617-638-8466 for more information.
Quincy loses latest Woodward suit.
Mayoral pay presented separately.
Body found in Braintree.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the May 6th meeting, including a budget presentation by the mayor, a vote on a Lunar New Year holiday, and a recent meeting about Forbes Hill Park.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains his proposed budget for the next fiscal year, comments on a proposal for a school holiday for Lunar New Year, and reflects on the recent Cleaner Greener Quincy event.
Quincy Recreation Director Michelle Hanly provides information about the 40th annual Quincy Senior Olympics, and summer clinics.
Quincy Access Television Executive Director Jonathan Caliri talks about the mission of local access, membership, volunteer opportunities, and a lengthy list of upcoming events in Quincy.
State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about the budget process, funding for the migrant crisis, municipal aggregation, and college protests.
Quincy unarmed robbery.
More graduates from Quincy College program.
New Hope Center in Braintree.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about 2 upcoming events to honor veterans, and the annual Cleaner Greener Quincy event and Quincy Senior Olympics.
Quincy Rotary Club President Margaret Laforest and President-Elect Mike Wilcox talk about the club's projects and promote their Centennial Gala on May 8th. Visit QuincyRotary.com for more information.
Woodward School for Girls Assistant Head of School Gretchen Petersen, and Office Manager Kaylie McDonald, provide some history about the school, and also focus on this year's Summer Institute. Visit TheWoodWardSchool.org.
Huge Quincy mayoral salary increase recommended.
Animal cruelty case in Quincy.
Quincy social service agency director recognized.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the proposed $57.9 billion state budget for the next fiscal year and how it impacts Quincy. Chan also comments on the state of the economy, and a new electricity program in Quincy.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the April 23rd Board of License Commissioners meeting and also issues a reminder about returning the city census and renewing dog license.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the April 22nd council meeting and also officially announces his Republican candidacy for the US Senate.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on an investigation into financial irregularities in the Department of Elder Services, the recent passage of loans to repair sewer systems, the proposed expansion of the Quincy Center redevelopment district, and a new electricity program.
Financial irregularities lead to Quincy investigation.
Millions in borrowing approved in Quincy.
New Quincy Electricity Program.
Kelly Brotzman, Executive Director of the Prison Book Program at the United First Parish Church in Quincy explains how their volunteers provide books to inmates in New England jails and prisons. Visit PrisonBookProgram.org for more information.
Quincy official on leave.
Quincy officials review millions in borrowing requests.
Earth Day movie.
Kelly Banks, Development Director for Maria Droste Counseling Services of Quincy provides details of their Compassion in Every Step fundraiser, scheduled for May 1st at 6pm at Granite Links in Quincy. Visit MariaDrosteCounseling.com or call 617-471-5686 for more information.
Lunar New Year could be a Quincy holiday.
Events for Earth Day and ParkServe Day.
Read jury selection continues.
Shiv Singh and Kavita Mishra promote Quincy's first ever Celebration of Spring Festival Holi, May 5th from Noon to 2pm at Cavanaugh Stadium in North Quincy.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, provides an update on the budget process, discusses the current state of the economy, world affairs, and events in the district.
Robberies in Quincy and Norwell.
Quincy Center building completed.
New pickleball courts in Quincy.
Quincy Veterans Services Director Christine Cugini and Mike Ramos, Director of Community Engagement for the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office discuss the House to House for Heroes veterans information distribution day on May 18th. Cugini also promotes the Vietnam Veterans moving wall exhibit coming to Quincy, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Day, Memorial Day, and the Veterans Expo.
2 new Quincy parks.
Celtics help Quincy middle school students.
Karen Read case begins.
Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane provides information about their annual Stop the Stigma 5K Road Race which traces its roots back 50 years. Doane also offers up some trivia questions from 1974. Visit InterfaithSocialServices.org for more information.
Sadie Blanco, Communications and Development Associate with Dove, Domestic Violence Ended, discusses a change to their shelter system for victims and promotes their annual Let's Dance fundraiser. Visit Dovema.org for more information.
No Lunar New Year holiday in Quincy.
Quincy opioid funds unspent.
State budget unveiled.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the April 9th Board of License Commissioners meeting, and an update on dog license renewals.
Teacher from Quincy charged with making threats.
New ruling in Read case.
Major investment in MBTA.
State Representative Tackey Chan discusses funding proposed for the MBTA, Municipal Aggregatation, a proposed ban on Tik Tok, and upcoming events in the district.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about recent additions to the Quincy police and fire departments, offers an update to the Capital Improvement Plan, and talks about the soon to open Rick DeCristofaro Early Learning Center.
Norfolk County Register of Deeds William O'Donnell talks about his re-election campaign and responds to criticism from an opponent.
Paul Gorman, President of the South Shore YMCA, discusses their Healthy Kids Day, Taste of the South Shore, and summer camps.
Quincycles President Irene Lutts chats about their new bike riding season, including a free bicycle maintenance day and Monday night bike rides. Visit Quincycles.org for more information.
Potential storm flooding.
City buildings to close early for Delahunt.
Quincy man pleads guilty to hate crime.
State Representative Tackey Chan discusses issues including funding for migrant shelters, the current budget process, a recent meeting with the Korean Consulate, and the passing of former Congressman William Delahunt.
Quincy City Council President and Ward 3 Councilor Ian Cain provides an update of the April 1st city council meeting and also speaks about his intentions to run for U.S. Senate.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains a request for 157 million dollars for the construction of 2 parking garages in Quincy Center. Koch also reflects on the passing of former Congressman William Delahunt.
Quincy City Councilor-At-Large Noel DiBona discusses his candidacy for Norfolk County Register of Deeds.
Friends of the Blue Hills Executive Director Jen Klein, and President of the Board, Matt Panucci, talk about the group's history and mission, promote some upcoming events, and encourage more public participation. Visit FriendsoftheBluehills.org for more information.
Funeral arrangements for William Delahunt.
Porch pirate in Weymouth.
Cocktails to go debated.
Sean Glennon, Quincy Community Planning Director, and Kate Tenney from the Quincy Office of Health Homes discuss events planned for Community Development Week, and programs offered by the Office of Healthy Homes in Quincy.
Quincy councilor running for Register of Deeds.
Councilor wants T garage to become open space.
MBTA reduced fares.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commissioner Kimberly Roy and cannabis delivery business owner Devin Alexander of Quincy discuss the cannabis industry and in particular, the commission's Social Equity Program. Visit MassCannabisControl.com for more information.
Jeanne Foy, Director of the MASSPIRG Consumer Action Center in Weymouth explains their mission and also provides a consumer quiz. Visit masspirg.org or call 781-335-0280 for more information.
Marijuana shop hearing continued.
Hanover crash.
Potential sale of Steward Health Care.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the migrant crisis, proposed ballot questions, electricity distribution, and some changes in the legislature.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the budget planning process, federal funds for a new central fire station, planned improvements to a major intersection, and plans for the new Squantum School.
Elizabeth Thomas, President of 675 Quincy Toastmasters Club explains the history of Toastmasters and speaks about how she became involved in the club and quickly became president. Visit 675.toastmastersclubs.org for more information.
Quincy College nursing program wins full approval.
Quincy updating hazard mitigation plan.
Fatal crash victim identified.
Quincy College Dean of Nursing Diane Gillis, and Assistant Dean Sheryl Cifrino announce that all of the college's nursing programs have received full state approval.
Young Quincy bicyclist struck by car.
Successful pig kidney transplant.
Exploring Quincy's Christ Church.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about how to run for state government, the economy, the migrant crisis, and constituent issues. Call Rep. Chan at 617-722-2370 or email tackey.chan@mahouse.gov.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides a review of the March 18th council meeting which included 2 appropriation requests, and special honors for the Quincy High School Girls Varsity Basketball team.
Bicyclist struck in Quincy.
Hearing on proposed electric rate hikes.
Jazz ensemble wins gold.
Sean Glennon of The Quincy Lions Club provides background on the organization and speaks about their Evening for Sight Fundraiser, scheduled for April 4th at 6pm at The Tirrell Room in Quincy. Visit QuincyLionsClub.com for more information.
Quincy City council considers $24 million in spending.
Braintree player in March Madness.
Quincy Toastmasters Open House.
Rahsaan Hall, President & CEO of the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts explains his background, and the organization's mission and goals of enabling adults to overcome racial, social and economic barriers and sexual and domestic violence to employment and economic development opportunities.
Pedestrian struck in Quincy.
Councilor says Quincy is unaffordable.
Quincy blood drive.
Quincy LGBTQ+ Commission Chairman Jim Petosa, and members John McDonald and Nina Liang discuss the group's founding, mission, goals, and upcoming events. Email LGBTQCommission@quincyma.gov for more information.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with an update on the March 12th Board of License Commissioners meeting, a recap of the most recent presidential primary election, and information about rabies vaccination and dog license renewals.
Million dollar ticket sold in Quincy.
Marine Corps Band in Quincy.
Furnace Brook Golf Course project.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses proposed changes to minimum wages for tipped workers, proposed pardons for some marijuana posession convictions, a survey indicating young people are leaving the state, and international issues including unrest in Haiti and the recent election in Taiwan.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the March 11th council meeting and also responds to recent published reports that he is weighing a run for U.S. Senate.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill discusses their annual Business Expo, scheduled for March 26th at Granite Links.
City seeks help for retired Quincy firefighter.
Quincy man convicted of bank fraud.
Quincy schools information nights.
Quincy Commissioner of Natural Resources Dave Murphy provides an update on the expansion of the Pine Hill Cemetery, improvements at the Furnace Brook Golf Course, and a new memorial at Mount Wollaston Cemetery.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, comments on the proposed 245 million dollar supplemental budget that would provide additional funding for the state's migrant crisis and extend some pandemic era policies that are scheduled to expire on March 31st.
Biden and Trump win in Quincy.
New Squantum School approved.
Quincy pedestrian injured.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on the city's efforts to prevent Boston from building a new Long Island Bridge. Koch also speaks about the recent "topping off" ceremony at the construction site of the new public safety complex, and promotes a "Remember the Ladies" event to mark Women's History Month.
Joanne Peterson, Founder and Executive Director of Learn 2 Cope, talks about the 20th anniversary of the peer-led support group for people dealing with substance use disorders.
Quincy High girls basketball in Sweet 16.
Commuter rail contract talks.
Abigail Adams portrait in Statehouse.
Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum talks about the 2024 season, which begins on March 2nd.
Last day of Early Voting.
Mayor meets with Lt. Governor.
Quincy High school and Quincy College post season action.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the economy, the presidential primary, state budget projections, and thanks some outgoing legislators.
Quincy Police Department Marine Unit Officer Robert Bell explains the free Basic Boating Safety Courses being offered in partnership with the Massachusetts Environmental Police Department. To register call 508-564-4961 or visit mass.gov/mep-boating-safety-course-online.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about a recent meeting with Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll including future funding for Quincy College, and the MBTA.
Quincy Photographer Wendy Adams is spearheading a fundraiser for the Quincy Animal Shelter called Pooch Playoffs, featuring a bracket style voting competition where the winners will receive prizes and move on to a national competition. Visit QuincyAnimalShelter.org for more information.
Quincy College Professors Cheryl Proffitt, DNP,RN, Professor of Nursing, and Kenneth Texeira, PhD, Professor of Psychology/Sociology, speak about the history of Black History Month, and what it means to them and their students. Dr. Proffitt also relays her experience coming to the United States from Guyana.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the February 20th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the March 5th Presidential Primary Election, including Early Voting, Mail-In Voting, registering to vote, and changes to polling places.
Governor calls for Steward to leave.
Quincy Center development project.
Quincy Citizens Police Academy.
Arrest made in shooting.
Crash closes roadway.
Quincy philanthropist and attorney dies.
Dagny Ashley, Director of Tourism for the City of Quincy, speaks about the plans for the Quincy 400 celebration in 2025, and upcoming events including Winterfest, and the renovation of the Quincy Welcome Center.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about climate change impacts in Quincy, the state revenue shortfall, and Lunar New Year and Winterfest celebrations.
Quincy schools target absenteeism.
No verdict in Lopes trial.
Milton rejects zoning change.
Quincy Firefighter Mike Griffith says Local 792 is hosting the 9th annual Bowlathon to raise money for the Cure Alzheimer's Fund, at O'Lindy's on Quincy Avenue on February 24th from 6-10pm.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides a recap of the February 12th council meeting.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa speak about their 2024 concert season and a new endowment program.
Kentia Torres, Public Affairs Specialist with the Social Security Administration explains what's new for 2024, including how income taxes are impacted by Social Security, and this year's Cost of Living Adjustment.
Jury deliberating Lopes trial.
New fire apparatus in Quincy.
Early College High School celebrates third year.
Summer opening for new learning center.
Millions requested for preservation, recreation, affordable housing.
Fatal construction accident in Hanson.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the February 6th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the March 5th presidential primary election.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain explains that the council approved plans for a new medical center in Quincy Center, and received an update on construction of the new public safety complex.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses plans for a new medical complex in Quincy Center, provides an update on construction of the new public safety complex, and speaks about preparations for a new clubhouse at the Furnace Brook Golf Course.
Philip Chong, President and CEO of Quincy Asian Resources promotes the 36th annual Quincy Lunar New Year Festival, scheduled for February 18th at North Quincy High School, and also speaks about their many programs designed to assist Asian immigrants.
Guilty plea in Quincy fatal crash.
Quincy man extradited for hate crimes.
Quincy music students honored.
Kelly Isenor, Director of Communications for the American Red Cross, provides an update on the critical need for blood donations, and efforts to call attention to Sickle Cell Disease.
Dishonorable discharge for embattled state trooper.
Animal cruelty suspect to be evaluated.
Bill to address double poles.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about Fred Korematsu Day in Massachusetts, the migrant crisis, Steward Health Care, and the passing of Harold Crowley of Quincy.
Animal cruelty in Kingston.
New twist in Read case.
Funeral services for Quincy teacher.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the appointment of Quincy High School Principal Keith Ford as interim head coach of the Quincy High football team. Koch also speaks about the departure of Energy and Sustainability Director Shelly Dein, and remarks on the financial difficulties of Steward Health Care.
Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro provides an update on enrollment, Early College High School, the Mass ReConnect Program, ArLab opening, and more.
Arrest made in multiple robberies.
Steward Health Care crisis.
New Quincy football coach.
Robert Pierson, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program explains some volunteer opportunities available including Rides for Vets, Meals on Wheels, and Friendly Visitors.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the Board of License Commissioners meeting on January 23rd.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reacts to Governor Maura Healey's fiscal 2025 budget presentation. Chan also comments on the outcome of the New Hampshire primary.
New Lopes trial underway.
New developments in Read case.
Quincy chef in runnning for prestigious award.
Quincy City Council President and Ward 3 Councilor Ian Cain provides a recap of the January 22nd city council meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch recaps a recent community meeting about plans for a new Squantum Elementary School, and also discusses plans for the Quincy 400 events in 2025.
Pat Ronan, Director of Community Relations for Father Bills & MainSpring, provides an update on the newly opened Yawkey Housing Resource Center in Quincy.
Marie McCabe, Chairperson of the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund, explains how the fund can help eligible ratepayers with their home energy bills.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reacts to Governor Maura Healey's State of the Commonwealth address.
Quincy Center development approved.
Quincy to sell building to the state.
Polar Plunge.
New Quincy medical complex.
Quincy represented at State of the Commonwealth.
Quincy Ghost Bike.
The non-profit organization Cancer Can't, based in Duxbury, will be holding a fundraiser at the Ethan Allen store in Quincy on January 18th. Jamie Callahan and Meghan Smith from the team and Erin Woodbury from Ethan Allen explain. Visit TheCCteam.org for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about the recent coastal flooding, the return of the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast, and a meeting about a new Squantum School.
Court hearings for 2 murder suspects this week.
Fire destroys Milton home.
Quincy documentary to compete in film festival.
Lauren Rexford, Program Director of Quincy Community Action Programs Energy Programs discusses the guidelines and application process for their annual home heating assistance program.
State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the passage of the so-called revenge porn bill and talks about the recent cuts to the state budget.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides details of the January 9th Board of License Commissioners meeting, including the reorganization of the board for the new year. Crispo also offers a preview of the upcoming presidential election.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch expands on three goals he discussed during his inaugural address.
Koch outlines goals for new term.
City council reorganizes.
School committee changes coming.
Quincy 400, a new school, new public safety complex, and a performing arts center. Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses his priorities as he enters his 7th term in office. Koch will be sworn in during inaugural ceremonies Monday, January 8th at 10am in The Great Hall at Quincy City Hall.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about the holidays, the first meeting of the legislature for 2024, priorities in the new year, and provides a warning about the latest scams.
Pedestrian killed in Quincy identified.
Quincy teen missing.
New Squantum school plans moving forward.
Fatal Quincy pedestrian accident.
Quincy man faces animal cruelty charges.
Retired Quincy General dies.
Residents suing Marina Bay management company.
More lead water pipes located in Quincy.
Abington baby delivered in parking lot.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the December 19th Board of License Commissioners meeting.
State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about the emergency shelter crisis, the MBTA Overlay District, economic conditions, and holiday happenings.
Long Island Bridge ruling a victory for Quincy.
Quincy gang member to be sentenced.
Winter Solstice events in Quincy.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the last city council meeting of 2023.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the city council passage of a new multi family housing district and an agreement to allow the next phase of development in Quincy Center.
Quincy Art Association members and instructors Eric Wyche and Marco Vizcarra talk about how they came to the association, their medium, and their classes.
Fire displaces Quincy family.
Council to meet on new development.
South shore tree vandals.
Quincy College Criminal Justice Program Instructors Jason Paynich and Sue Thibault discuss their personal journeys in criminal justice and the specifics of the programs available at Quincy College.
Train hits car in Braintree.
City council to consider new development and new zoning.
250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the economy, proposed safe injection sites, and holiday scams.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the proposed agreement that would bring new development to Quincy Center, and the city's plans to comply with a state law regarding multi family housing around MBTA stations.
New recreational marijuana shop proposed.
New MBTA district proposed.
State Street layoffs.
Ken Gloss, proprietor of Brattle Book Shop in Boston speaks about the history of the store, his love of old books, and his appearance at the Thomas Crane Library in Quincy on December 13th.
John Loughnane, MD co-founder of Gather Health in Quincy explains the new health care model for older adults.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains the passage of a $3.1 billion suppplemental budget. Chan also speaks about a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage of tipped workers.
Pearl Harbor Day ceremony.
Menorah Lighting ceremony.
Smash and grab suspects arrested.
Discrepancy in tax increase.
District Attorney speaks about federal probe.
Water main break.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the property tax classification votes that were taken during the December 4th council meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that the average residential property tax bill will increase by approximately $418 in 2024 due to the pension bond. Koch also comments on the variety of holiday events in Quincy.
John Paul, "The Car Doctor", from AAA Northeast discusses holiday travel and winter weather preparedness.
Rick Doane, Executive Director of Interfaith Social Services of Quincy promotes their annual Feed the Hungry Gala, December 8th at Granite Links in Quincy. Visit FeedTheHungryGala.org for more information.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the informal session negotiations surrounding the proposed supplemental budget, gun reform measures, and climate resiliency efforts.
Quincy man indicted in car theft scheme.
Councilor Phelan says goodbye.
Hingham Police bring Thanksgiving to veterans.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides details of the November 28 Board of License Commissioners meeting.
Community Leader Kettle in Quincy.
Record breaking Thanksgiving meals.
Fore River Bridge opening.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the holiday events and promotes some upcoming festivities. Koch also comments on state efforts to create a ferry service to Long Island.
Bill to study ferry service to Long Island.
Quincy College mourning sudden death of a colleague.
Ice rink to open in Quincy Center.
Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club talk about their annual Holiday Greens Sale on December 2nd from 9-11am at the Wollaston Congregational Church.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about a state mandate for more housing around public transportation. Koch also comments on the holiday festivities in Quincy and offers a Thanksgiving message to the community.
Career criminal arrested in Quincy.
Quincy police promotions.
Quincy celebrates the holidays.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona recaps the November 20th council meeting, and also speaks about his memories playing in the annual Quincy Thanksgiving Day Football Game.
Fatal Marshfield crash.
Former Norwell pediatrician held on bail.
Quincy Community Leader Kettle.
Tom Clasby, Director of Elder Services for the City of Quincy, explains the updates happening at The Kennedy Center, and new programs at the Fore River Clubhouse.
Quincy and Braintree men sentenced for child porn.
Quincy City Council to consider new zoning.
Quincy Transgender Vigil.
Hilary Miller of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library in Quincy talks about the new location for their bookstore, a new teen space, membership drive, and museum passes.
3 car crash in North Quincy.
New Quincy Center apartments pre-leasing.
Quincy fundraisers.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about the stalemate regarding a proposed $2.8 billion supplemental budget that includes $250 million for the state's emergency shelter system. The economy, Washington politics, and Thanksgiving are also discussed.
Reverend Rebecca Froom of the United First Parish Church, The Church of Presidents in Quincy Square provides details about their first Transgender Day of Remembrance Vigil, scheduled for November 20th at 7pm. Visit UFPC.org for more information.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a review of the November 14th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a recap of the November 7th city election.
Quincy Center redevelopment.
Plymouth family home from Gaza.
New transportation secretary.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona reflects on his re-election, and speaks about actions at the city council meeting on November 13th.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains the eminent domain taking of the IHOP restaurant in Quincy Center, plans for a new parking garage and apartment complex, and a temporary skating rink as well as a preview of the upcoming holiday events.
Don McCasland, Director of Operations for the Blue Hill Weather Observatory & Science Center in Milton talks about the 138 year history of the observatory, and a recent renovation project.
Speaking from Google headquarters in Austin, Texas, State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA, 2nd Norfolk District, talks about the state's $2.8 billion supplemental budget that includes $250 million for the migrant and homeless crisis in Massachusetts.
State Representative Bruce Ayers and Dan Coughlin speak about the annual Quincy Lodge of Elks Scholarship opportunities for high school students. Email Brucej.ayers@yahoo.com or visit maelks.org/scholarships for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on his re-election victory. Koch also highlights Veterans Day activities, and talks about a new ice skating rink coming to Quincy Center.
Maria Droste Counseling Services Development Director Kelly Banks and therapist Meghan Earle discuss their roles at Maria Droste and also promote their Music for Mental Health Fundraiser, scheduled for November 17th at Break Rock Brewing Company. Visit MariaDrosteCounseling.com.
Quincy College Veterans and Military Services Associate Josie Smith, and United States Marine Corps Veteran and Quincy College Student Matthew Clifford talk about how the college assists veterans in their continuing education.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses a judge's ruling, allowing a cap to be placed on the number of migrants in Massachusetts Emergency Shelters. Chan also reflects on the economy, a recent meeting of the Massachusetts Beaches Commission, and his 13th anniversary of becoming one of the first Asian Americans elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives.
Quincy bomb threat suspect apprehended.
Quincy man indicted for tax fraud.
Quincy man pushes for permanent daylight saving time.
Captains Adam and Amanda Boynton of the Quincy Salvation Army extend an invitation to their Christmas Kettle Kick-Off Breakfast, November 17th at The Tirrell Room in Quincy. Visit SalvationArmy.org/quincy for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the 288th birthday anniversary of President John Adams, speaks about plans for an Adams Presidential Center, and provides a progress report on construction of the new public safety complex.
Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency Director Dawn Brantley and Public Information Officer Sara Porter discuss the agency's mission and operation, and also talk about winter preparedness and a 60th anniversary celebration at the Emergency Operations Center Headquarters in Framingham. Visit Mass.gov.snow for more information.
Susan McKelvey, Communications Manager for the National Fire Protection Association provides information about home safety including heating, cooking, a home escape plan, and having proper smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Visit NFPA.org for more information.
Ray Theberge, Co-Chair of the annual Quincy Good Scouts Awards Breakfast provides information about the event on November 15th at the Tirrell Room, and also talks about the state of scouting in Quincy. Visit QFOS.org for more information.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, touches on topics including unemployment, affordable housing, state of the economy, and a proposal that would allow teachers to strike.
Quincy shooting investigation.
Armed standoff in Weymouth.
Community rallying around injured Quincy football player.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the October 24th Board of License Commissioners meeting along with a preview of the municipal election.
Bank of Canton hacked.
Duxbury mother returns to court.
Haunted Hallways at Quincy High School.
Quincy Lions Club Co-President Lucille Cassis, and Service Coordinator Christine Cedrone chat about their upcoming annual Pancake Breakfast, and other club activities and membership responsibilities. Visit QuincyLionsClub.com for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch recaps the opening ceremony for the new Rick DeCristofaro Early Learning Center, and discusses the plans to replace the Quincy Center MBTA station.
Window washer from Weymouth dies in Boston.
Fire damages home of Weymouth animal advocate.
Braintree company sold for $4 billion.
Neighborworks Housing Solutions CEO Rob Corley, and Serenity Belo, Resource Development Director, speak about their mission and also promote their upcoming fundraiser. Visit nhsmass.org for more information.
Quincy Quarry & Granite Workers Museum President Al Bina speaks about International and Quincy Archaeology Day, and the latest updates to the museum. Visit QuincyQuarryMuseum.org for more information.
Heather Hurd, Senior Plan Consultant with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts discusses the open enrollment period for Medicare and the different choicese available to eligible recipients.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the latest reforms to the state's gun laws, previews a proposed housing bond bill, speaks about the current state of the economy, and highlights some local happenings.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill recaps the summer and fall seasons at Kilroy Square, chats about the current economic climate in Quincy, and speaks about new development.
Kevin Coughlin, Treasurer for the Montclair Wollaston Neighborhood Association talks about the group's 32nd anniversary, and the annual Pumpkin Spice Festival, scheduled for October 14th from Noon to 4pm at Bishop Field in Quincy.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks national and world affairs including Taiwan, China, the war in Israel, and Republican house leadership.
Lead water lines to be replaced.
Quincy College certificate graduates.
Bog worker rescue.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa promote their Fall Classical Music Concert on October 22nd and preview their 'Tis The Season Holiday Concert on December 5th. Visit QuincySymphonyOrchestra.org for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on the renovations at the Furnace Brook Golf Club, Pine Hill Cemetery, and Mount Wollaston Cemetery.
Jessica Cohen, Community Engagement & Events Manager provides details about their 18th annual Harvesting Hope fundraiser, October 20th at the Boston Marriott Quincy. Visit DoveMA.org for more information.
New tax relief package, pay equity legislation, Republican chaos in Washington. State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District of Quincy provides a weekly overview of local, state, and national issues.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides a recap of the October 2nd council meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch offers an update of the DeCristofaro Early Learning Center, and comments on requests to reinstate the Quarry Hills Advisory Committee and ammend the marijuana zoning ordinance.
The Woodward School Headmaster Alex Magay, and Director of Enrollment Jennie Donegan provide details about their recent 130th anniversary celebration, and upcoming fall open houses and information sessions.
Proposal to reestablish Quarry Hills committee.
Proposal to ammend marijuana regulations.
Braintree pedestrian crash.
Quincy High School Coach Bob Noble, and seniors Tom Curtin and Anna McPhillips talk about the second annual Roll Hats Weekend, celebrating school pride, on October 6th and 7th.
Quincy College President Dr. Richard DeCristofaro provides an update on the summer and fall semesters, the Early College High School program, a partnership with Jewish Vocational Services, and an award for their biotechnology program.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch, Planning Director James Fatseas, and Housing and Programs Manager Sherry Zou announce a plan to covert 2 houses on Spear Street in Quincy Center into affordable housing for Quincy residents.
Quincy man indicted for murder.
Boston moves ahead with Long Island Bridge.
Many free weekend events.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the September 26th Board of License Commissioners meeting and the upcoming city election.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains a new affordable housing project coming to Quincy Center, and comments on Quarry Hills Associates decision to pause a proposed 99 year lease at the Granite Links Golf Club.
Quincy murder suspect held without bail.
Bail revoked in Apple store crash.
Tax relief package.
Scott Bishop of Bishop Land Design, Chair of the Steering Committee PJ Foley, and Bill Burt, Executive Sports Editor of the Eagle tribune and 1979 Quincy High School graduate provide an update on plans to create the Presidents Coast Walking Trail along Houghs Neck, Germantown, and Quincy Point.
Second Quincy murder suspect in custody.
Carjack suspect arrested.
Quincy Mayoral debate.
Kentia Torres of the Social Security Administration provides an update including information about Medicare, applying for benefits, and online services. Visit SocialSecurity.gov for more information.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about shopping for energy rates, the migrant crisis, a visit by the Ukrainian president, and talks on a supplemental budget.
Anna Vanderspek of the Green Energy Consumers Alliance, and Fangxue Zheng of Quincy Asian Resources promote their EV Test Drive Day, being held on September 24th from 10am to 2pm at the Hale Family YMCA in Quincy.
Scott Campbell discusses his candidacy for Quincy Councilor-At-Large in the November 7th city election.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains a proposal to rezone the Eastern Nazarene College Property to allow for 55 an over housing. Koch also speaks about a plan that he says would lower energy rates in Quincy, and recaps a community meeting about a new Squantum Elementary School.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides a recap of the September 18th city council meeting, which was dedicated in memory of former Quincy Planning Director Richard Meade.
Lori Earl, co-founder of the This Star Won't Go Out Foundation, explains how the organization assists families who are dealing with childhood cancer, and also promotes their annnual Gala Fundraiser, on September 28th at Breakrock Brewery in Quincy. Visit TSWGO.org for more information.
Quincy wants lower energy prices.
Tunnels to Towers coming to Quincy.
Tree crushes police cruiser.
Sara Callard and Ann Danby of the Friends of the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater talk about their Friends Fridays events this year and plans for the future.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the latest Covid-19 vaccines, the Welcome Center in Quincy, potential for online lottery sales, and the new free school meal program.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the September 12th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the upcoming city election.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona with an update of the September 11th council meeting, including a remembrance of the 9/11 attacks, acknowledging several gifts, reflecting on the passing of Richard Meade, and an update on 2 public meetings.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the Welcome Center at Eastern Nazarene College, a meeting about a new Squantum Elementary School, the annual 9/11 memorial ceremony, and possible impacts from Hurricane Lee.
Danielle Aretz, Manager, Stakeholder Relations & Outreach for National Grid provides an update on the North Quincy Cable Replacement Project.
Mark William Bracken, Executive Director of the Massachusetts State Lottery, chats about his background, how the lottery benefits cities and towns, and the prospects for bringing the lottery online in the future.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District touches on issues including the migrant crisis, ballot questions, renewable energy, and the Houghs Neck Chowderfest.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the special meeting that was held on September 5th to vote on land takings for the Sea Street improvement project.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about back to school, the new Rick DeCristofaro Learning Center, land takings along Sea Street, and the new Welcome Center at Eastern Nazarene College.
Walter and Kathryn Hubley, President and Vice President of the Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association promote their annual Saturdays in the Park concert series, and talk about the association. Visit WollastonHill.com for more information.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District talks about the Hollywood writers and actors strike, the resignation of the state transportation secretary, the 60th anniversary of the civil rights march, election laws, and the economy.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a virtual meeting regarding the intersection of Riciutti Drive and Willard Street, the new Dr. Rick DeCristofaro Early Learning Center, and plans for a new Squantum Elementary School.
Overnight house fire.
Quincy man injured in New Hampshire.
New learning center opening early.
Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins discuss the new school year including the opening of the new Rick DeCristofaro Early Learning Center, and plans for a new Squantum Elementary School. Visit QuincyPublicSchools.com for more information.
Damion Outar, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Liaison for the City of Quincy talks about his first three months on the job and his short and long term goals. Call 617-376-1050 or email doutar@quincyma.gov.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains recent changes to the state's so called right to repair law, new methods to collect demographic data on residents, and comments on the recent August Moon Festival in Quincy.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the results of the August 22nd Board of License Commissioners meeting and provides an update of the November 7th city election.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a recent meeting regarding the new Welcome Center at Eastern Nazarene College, back to school preparations, storm preparations, Long Island Bridge appeal, and the annual Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa discuss the upcoming Pops Concert on September 9th, and their 70th concert season. Visit QuincySymphonyOrchestra.org for more information.
Philip Chong, President and CEO of Quincy Asian Resources provides information about the 36th annual August Moon Festival on August 20th in Quincy. Chong also announces a new initiative to educate the Asian community about diabetes prevention. Visit QARIUSA.org for more information.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu held a virtual briefing regarding the city's latest approval to build a new bridge to Long Island and open a substance use recovery center on the island.
Boston wins another permit for Long Island Bridge.
Search for Quincy fugitive.
House Speaker advocates for Holbrook family.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the Welcome Center for migrants and people experiencing homelessness at Eastern Nazarene College, how the new state budget impacts Quincy, and reflects on the passing of Quincy Planning Board Chairman Richard Meade.
Quincy Salvation Army Captain Amanda Boynton discusses a variety of programs including their food pantry, summer camps for children and seniors, back to school supply drive, and upcoming holiday programs. Call 617-472-2345 for more information.
Fatal crash. Man injured on bus. Funeral arrangements for Planning Board Chairman. Daily news, weather and sports update.
City of Quincy Veterans Services Director Christine Cugini explains how some veterans exposed to toxic substances during their service can benefit from The Pact Act.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District explains the recenly passed state budget, a new contract between the MBTA and Boston Carmen's Union, a Welcome Center at Eastern Nazarene College, and this year's August Moon Festival.
Guilty verdict in Quincy murder. Coast Guard approves Long Island Bridge. Holbrook school dispute. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy School Committee Vice Chairman Frank Santoro discusses his bid for another four year term in this year's city election.
Warren in Quincy. Hull officer on leave. Man in wheelchair struck. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the state's plan to open a Welcome Center for people experiencing homelessness and new migrants on the campus of Eastern Nazarene College. Koch also discusses plans to redevelop Wollaston Center and the Quincy Center MBTA station.
Welcome Center at ENC. Gag order denied in Read case. Budget approved. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Pat Ronan, Director of Community Relations for Father Bills & MainSpring, provides an update on their new Yawkey Housing Resource Center in Quincy.
2 dogs rescued from hot car. Hanover building closed. State budget compromise. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Friends of Wollaston Beach President Maureen Mazrimas speaks about upcoming events including Kids Fest and Coast Sweep, and Elizabeth Kernan of the Shorebird Protection Program for the Department of Conservation and Recreation, explains the Piping Plover population on Wollaston Beach.
Union endorses Mahoney. Contractor guilty. Braintree chief. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Red line fire. Sumner Tunnel update. Gun reform stalls. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on some infrastructure projects including restoration of tide gates, flood control projects, efforts to clean the water in Quincy Bay. Koch also reflects on the fact that there's no preliminary election in Quincy this year.
Charlotte Hook, instructor in the Pharmacy Technician program at Quincy College explains the variety of positions available in the field and the curriculum involved to achieve a certificate at the college.
Serious pedestrian crash. Quincy man pleads guilty to child porn. Fire department promotions. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kevin and James Coughlin of the Montclair Wollaston Neighborhood Association discuss the group's origins, mission, goals, activities, and membership. Visit MontclairWollaston.com for more information.
Firefighter promotions. Veterans Expo. Roomful of Blues. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Gregg Brasso of the Veterans Voice Network promotes the fourth annual Veterans Music Festival, Benefits & Career Expo, scheduled for July 22nd from 10am to 3pm at Pageant Field in Quincy. Call 781-985-1551 for more information.
Rick Doane, Executive Director of Interfaith Social Services provides an update on summer activities and promotes their annual Back to School Backpack drive. Visit InterfaithSocialServices.org or call 617-773-6203 for more information.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, describes a fire at the State House, and talks about the budget talks, the economy, and world news including his previous visit to South Korea.
Fatal crashes. State House reopens. Quincy teacher at Fenway. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides details of the July 18th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the upcoming city election.
Congressman Stephen Lynch, D - MA 8th District, discusses topics including climate change, inflation, student loan forgiveness, and public transportation.
Contractor scam. State House fire. More mosquitos. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on summer work in the schools, plans for a new Squantum Elementary School, and the Rick DeCristofaro Early Learning Center.
Fugitive sought. Right Whale decline. Street Hockey clinic. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Artist S.K. Sahni discusses his background and his exhibit "Lines in Space" on display at the QArts Gallery in Quincy Center.
Robert Pierson, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program, speaks about volunteer opportunities including Rides for Veterans and Friendly Visitors, and also promotes an upcoming volunteer appreciation luncheon. Visit NorfolkCounty.org/RSVP, call 781-234-3445, or email rpierson@norfolkcounty.org for more information.
State Representativ Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about a bill that would require those in the beauty field to be trained on how to recognize domestic violence. Chan also discusses the state's efforts to study sea level rise, and thanks a group of interns that visited him at the Statehouse.
Boy found safe. Beach closed. Sailing competition. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy election is set. Man with loaded gun. Man in stolen car. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses an idea to have the city take over Wollaston Beach, the 256th birthday anniversary of President John Quincy Adams, plans for an Adams Presidential Center, and the New England Free Jacks Major League Rugby Championship.
Election deadline. Presidential Wreath Laying. Free Jacks celebration. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Animal Shelter Director Kit Burke provides an update on construction of the new shelter, and also discusses volunteer opportunities and upcoming events.
Election deadline approaching. Mayor wants Wollaston Beach. Free Jacks win championship. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Manet Community Health Center CEO Cynthia Sierra explains how Manet has added a new radiology lab, expanded eye health services, has job opportunities, and will be expanding to 8 locations soon.
Double murder trial continues. House hit by car. Free Jacks watch party. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the inner workings of the legislative process, what it was like growing up in an Asian American family, and a variety of Fourth of July events he attended this year.
13 candidates qualified. Double murder trial resumes. Former Quincy First Lady honored. Daily news, weather and sports update.
24 candidates seeking election. 15 police and fire promotions. Wollaston water quality. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Paul Lewis of the Quincy Bay Race Week Association says the 85th annual regatta will be held on July 15th and 16th. Visit qbrwa.org for more information.
9 candidates qualify. Fourth of July travel. Free entertainment. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the U.S. Supreme Court ruling abolishing affirmative action for college admissions. Chan also speaks about affordable housing around public transportation, a plan to expand the bottle bill, and a proposal to regulate contractors.
Jury gets double murder case. New housing needed. Fireworks in Quincy. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Funeral for Quincy graduate. Quincy man to run state lottery. Bear sighting in Quincy. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on a recent meeting about the MBTA, housing development, the new police chief, and upcoming Fourth of July events.
More housing needed. City census delays. Radiology center opens. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Allyson Lee, Co-Chair of the Dorothy Quincy Homestead, and Docent John Thomas Malvesti provide a brief history of the property, discuss the student docent training program, and promote upcoming events.
Braintree double murder. Quincy pot shop. 2 more Quincy candidates. Daily news, weather and sports update.
John Paul "The Car Doctor", from AAA Northeast talks about summer travel and offers advice on preparing your vehicle for road trips.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, responds to concerns around the new Right to Repair law. Chan also discusses state budget negotiations and affordable housing.
Police chief retires. Dove director resigns. New president at Curry. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the most recent Board of License Commissioners meeting and an update on the city census.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the last council meeting before summer recess.
Former cop sentenced. City council on break. Nursing school trouble. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Sara Trainor Callard of The Friends of The Ruth Gordon Amphitheater explains how the group has rallied to save the facility and organize 9 free performances called Friends' Fridays this summer.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the new Yawkey Housing Resource Center, the new public safety complex, taking of the IHOP restaurant in Quincy Center, and plans to redevelop Wollaston Center.
House fire. Cancer claims QHS graduate. Bear sighting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy College Professor of Psychology and Sociology Kenneth Texeira and student Melissa Alphonse discuss the new four year Bachelor's program in Psychology.
Parent charged in school gun case. Yawkey Housing Resource center nearing completion. 2 farmers markets set to open. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Student with gun expelled. Driver charged after hitting house. Teachers union seeking candidates. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Truck hits house. 3 new developments. Manet Radiology Center. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Finbar Heaslip, Director of the Food Waste Diversion Program in the Quincy Public Schools, and Ruth Davis of the Wollaston Garden Club and a volunteer in the new program explain how it works and how they hope it will grow.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the pay raises approved by the city council, borrowing for improvements to the Furnace Brook Golf Course, Forbes Hill Park, The Kennedy Center, and North Quincy High School. Koch also reflects on the Flag Day parade.
Pay raise approved. Borrowing approved. Murder trial continues. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Rotary Club President Walter Hubley, and board member Damion Outar, the new Community Liaison for the City of Quincy, discuss the club's 100th anniversary this year, the history and mission of Rotary, and past and current events and fundraisers.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill recaps the recent annual meeting and golf tournament, and promotes the upcoming beer garden and farmers market at Kilroy Square.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District discusses the $2.5 billion dollar shortfall in unemployment benefits, enforcement of the Right to Repair law, contractor regulations, and upcoming events.
Lincoln-Hancock School PTC President Kaitlyn Labbe and Vice President Kristen Paluzzi-Gibbons talk about their group's mission and also promote their Touch-A-Truck event on June 17th.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the June 6th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a reminder about dog license renewals.
New police chief. Mahoney for mayor. Day care crash. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy-At-Large Councilor Anne Mahoney has announced that she is running for mayor this year.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch announces the appointment of Lt. Mark Kennedy as the next Quincy Police Chief. Koch also comments on graduation ceremonies, the new community liaison, the Flag Day Parade, and the Koch Club anniversary.
Tom Clasby, Director of Quincy Elder Services provides a recap of the 39th annual Quincy Senior Olympics and talks about improvements needed at The Kennedy Center.
Police chief candidates. Roll over crash. Compass lawsuit. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Richard Ash, Chairman of the Quincy Pride Committee talks about the history of Pride, and promotes the 6th annual Quincy Pride festival, scheduled for June 4th from Noon to 5pm at Kilroy Square in Quincy Center.
Compass Medical closure. Pay raise meeting. Quincy Pride. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District comments on a hearing in his committee on a proposal to lift the ban on so called happy hour in Massachusetts. Chan also discusses Memorial Day and AAPI events, the recent lifting of the federal debt ceiling, and the closure of Compass Medical Center.
DEI Director. Suspicious brush fires. Happy Hour. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Carjacking. Fire sparked by computer. Road rage suspect. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on Memorial Day activities, responds to questions surrounding proposed pay raises for department heads, comments on the search for a new police chief, and talks about the Marina Bay Ferry.
Quincycles President Irene Lutts talks about their new season of bike riding and ongoing efforts to improve bicycle infrastructure in Quincy.
Major drug bust. Road rage arrest. Apartment fire. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Fiery crash into building. Murder conviction upheld. Quincy billionaire donates to graduates. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Walter Hubley and Bill Lebo of Porchfest Quincy discuss this year's 6th annual event, scheduled for June 24th from 3-9pm in Merrymount, Squantum, and Wollaston Hill.
Moon Island crash. Sober house scam. Raises on hold. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses a recent visit by the President of South Korea, the ongoing debt ceiling stalemate in Washington, controversy over the home delivery service GoPuff, online lottery sales, and Memorial Day activities.
Condos approved. Rotary Scholarships. Cellphones in schools. Daily news, weather and sports update.
During his weekly City Hall Update, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on a recent report regarding the Long Island Bridge. Koch also explains special honors that will take place during the Flag Day Parade, and discusses improvements to Pageant Field and Merrymount Parkway.
Long Island Bridge opposed. Pageant Field update. Keenan Grand Marshal. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Margaret Laforest, President of the United States Naval and Shipbuilding Museum, on-board the USS Salem at the Quincy Shipyard explains that they are open for the season and looking forward to new projects including decorative lighting and dressing the ship in new flags and bunting.
Budget hearings. Plaza stabbing. Kingston explosion. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Adams Park delay. Budget hearings. Quincy College graduation. Daily news, weather and sports update.
18 candidates. Memorial Day changes. Mental Health fundraisers. Daily news, weather and sports update.
North Quincy High School Air Force Junior ROTC Instructor John DeLorenzo, MSgt, USAF Ret., and cadets Aixin Liang, C/TSgt, Jason C. Lin, C/SSgt, and Ethan Liu, C/AB, discuss their upcoming competition in the National Academic Bowl Championship in Washington, DC in June.
$33m budget increase. 80 new apartments. Multicultural success. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the budget review process that will take place over the next month.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains his proposed FY 2024 budget that includes an almost 9 percent increase in spending. Koch also discusses the addition of a fourth ladder truck to the Quincy Fire Department, and reflects on seeking a 7th term in office.
Three fires. New affordable housing. Senior Olympics. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Wollaston Garden Club President Kathy Ceurvels and member Ann Foresman discuss the club's history and activities and also promote their annual Spring Plant Sale, set for May 20th from 9am to Noon at the Wollaston Congregational Church.
Eli Stewart, Transition Coach for the Early College High School program at Quincy High School is joined by Quincy High School Senior Corey Chaparro and North Quincy High School Senior Jen Chen to discuss how the program allows high school students to get a head start on their college career.
11 candidates. No Lunar New Year holiday. New housing. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy man charged with rape. McCarthy running again. Francis X. Bellotti Day. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Shiv Singh and Mihaela Rusu of the Quincy Multicultural Festival explain what will be happening at the 2nd annual event on May 13th from Noon to 4pm at Fore River Field.
Candidates emerge. Suspect arrested. Bellotti turns 100. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains approval of a $10 million sewer and drain project, a plan to allow retired firefighters to serve as special firefighters, and also says he is running for his 5th two year term this year.
In his weekly City Hall Update, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains how some students will be honored by the school committee, provides an update on a new Squantum Elementary School, and talks about plans to plant new trees for the Quincy 400 celebration in 2025.
Nomination papers. Third Bachelor's program. Jewelry scam. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Maria Droste Counseling Services Executive Director Mike Shanahan, and Director of Operations, Stacey Campbell promote their annual Fashion for Compassion fundraiser, scheduled for May 18th at 6pm at the Boston Marriott hotel in Quincy.
Special firefighters. No budget yet. Stop the Stigma. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Woodward School Headmaster Alex Magay and Assistant Head of School for Teaching and Learning Gretchen Petersen discuss enrollment, IMPACT Learning, Summer programs, a production of The Lion King, and a fundraiser for earthquake victims in Turkey.
Former councilor in Braintree. Police promotions. Vietnam Veterans Day. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains the House approved state budget, which includes funds for Quincy College, Germantown Neighborhood Center, and State Police patrols on Wollaston Beach and Furnace Brook Parkway.
Shirley Fajardo, Manager of Community Support Services, and Ken Moore, Senior Patient Navigator at Manet Community Health Center explain the MassHealth renewal process and promote health insurance assistance sessions coming up at several Manet locations.
Compressor station film. Braintree home invasion. QCAP Ceremony. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Phelan not running. CVS trouble. Amphitheatre update. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Anna Vanderspek, Electric Vehicle Program Director for the Green Energy Consumers Alliance, and Fangxue Zheng, Lead of Community Initiatives at Quincy Asian Resources, discuss an electric vehicle event at the South Shore YMCA in Quincy on May 6th.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona discusses the April 24th meeting, including the creation of a municipal broadband enterprise fund, conditions at 2 CVS stores, an analysis of non union employee compensation, and the future of the Ruth Gordon Amphitheatre. DiBona also extends his thanks to Ward 5 Councilor Chuck Phelan, who announced he is not seeking re-election.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says the budget process is underway. Koch also comments on the proposed 99 year lease to Quarry Hills Associates, efforts to create a municipal broadband service, and explains a plan for a Lone Sailor statue at Marina Bay.
Municipal Broadband. MBTA changes. Houghs Neck history. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Hilary Miller of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library reports that the bookstore is moving later this year. Miller also discusses the group's annual meeting, including a special presentation about First Lady Louisa Catherine Adams.
Missing homeless man. Missing fisherman. Right Whale Day. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Dave Murphy, Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources for the City of Quincy discusses projects including improvements at Pageant Field, The Furnace Brook Golf Club, Pine Hill Cemetery and Mount Wollaston Cemetery.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses a proposal to allow online lottery sales, the status of budget hearings, and media relations.
Earth Day. Drug Take Back Day. Free Family Market Day. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Home invasion arrest. MBTA troubles. Interfaith President. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy residents and attorneys Jocelyn Sedney and Tom Montminy discuss their concerns regarding the city's plans to enter into a 99 year lease with Quarry Hills Associates for the Granite Links Golf Club property.
Courthouse hearing. Gun and drug bust. Retired fire captain an author. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Armed home invasion. MBTA job fair. Tour the Neponset. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Jessica Cohen, Community Engagement and Events Manager for Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy provides details about their annual Let's Dance fundraiser, scheduled for May 4th at Granite Links in Quincy.
New restaurant. New apartments. New radiology lab. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains a tax relief package being proposed as part of the fiscal 2024 state budget.
Quincy Community Development Director Sean Glennon, and Jane Berry from the Office of Health Homes, discuss events taking place for Community Development Week, and the lead paint abatement and housing rehabilitation program in Quincy.
C-Mart fined. Three new developments. Marky Mark. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Thomas Wayne, Chief Human Resource Officer for the MBTA, explains how the T needs to hire 2,800 people over the next 12 months and promotes a job fair at the Wollaston Station on April 22nd from 10am to 1pm. Visit mbta.com/careers for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains road and sidewalk improvements taking place this year, talks about development projects in Quincy Center, and a plan for an Adams Presidential Center.
Roll over crash. Adams Presidential Center. Student tour guides. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Jan Randall, Director of Family Support Services for Community Autism Resources in Massachusetts speaks about April being Autism Acceptance Month, and the variety of services for people with autism and their families.
New MBTA manager. Wollaston Beach cleanup. U.S. Navy statue. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Barbara Eskin, Founder of Shared Habitat Earth, and member artist Yvonne Lamothe discuss the group's mission of environmental awareness and their exhibit at the QArts Gallery in Quincy Center.
7 house breaks solved. Drug ring busted. New boardwalk. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Cha, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District says legislators are preparing for the new budget season. Chan also comments on the current state of the MBTA, the banking situation, and world affairs including a visit to the U.S. by the President of Taiwan, and the indictment of former President Donald Trump.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides details of the April 4th Board of License Commissioners meeting, and the upcoming Rabies Clinic.
State may take courthouse. Former restaurant demolition. Beach improvements. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Attorney Richard Ash, President of the Ward 2 Civic Association discusses how he is working with tenants at the 1000 Southern Artery senior center to address safety concerns.
Overnight house fire. Fake tattoo parlor. Firefighter drill. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona says the council approved almost $2 million from the sewer and drain rehabilitation fund for seawall improvements and stormwater drainage repairs.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the ratification of the new teacher's contract, recent visits to the Statehouse, and spring road and sidewalk improvements.
Teachers approve contract. MBTA hiring in Quincy. U.S. Army Drill Team. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane promotes the annual Stop the Stigma 5K on April 29th to benefit their New Directions Counseling Center, and discusses their Bureau Drawer Thrift Shop, and food pantry.
Quincy College President Richard DeCristofaro, Ed.D, provides an update including available scholarships, addition of a third Bachelor's Degree program, Early College High School, and the expansion of school athletics.
Woman sentenced for death of niece. Former councilor undergoes surgery. Councilor running again. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District marks the third anniversary of his weekly podcasts by reflecting on the impacts of the pandemic on the economy and the housing market. Chan also discusses the new MBTA General Manager, recent budget legislation, and upcoming events in the district.
Pedestrian struck. Car into pole. Movie closes roadway. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Sara Trainor-Callard of Quincy, daughter of the late Architect T. Owen Trainor, designer of the Ruth Gordon Amphitheatre in Quincy talks about efforts to preserve and restore the amphitheatre and create a non-profit organization to promote future use of the facility.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the new MBTA general manager, future development along the MBTA, and the new Quincy teachers contract.
Teachers contract details. Movie shoot. Quincy College honored. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry & Granite Workers Museum says the museum is open for the season with some new attractions.
Gayle Carvalho, President of the Quincy Education Association explains that the union and the city have reached a tentative agreement on a new three year contract.
New teachers contract. Fire at city hall. Safety meeting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Robert Pierson, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program discusses volunteer opportunities in areas including literacy, money managers, and rides for veterans. For more information visit rsvp.norfolkcounty.org or call 781-234-3445.
House fire accidental. MBTA slow zones. Family concert. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the recent bank failures, an increase in state aid to Quincy, the MBTA, and two new Eagle Scouts.
House fire. Teacher contract talks. MBTA manager? Daily news, weather and sports update.
Captain Amanda Boynton of the Quincy Salvation Army welcomes cadets Stephanie Garces and Richard Mahida, as they undergo training to lead their own Salvation Army chapters in the future.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides details of the March 21st Board of License Commissioners meeting as well as information about an upcoming rabies clinic, and the city election.
Koch responds to no confidence vote. Officials chastise pharmacy chain. Lane closures. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona talks about an update the council received on the Father Bills & Mainspring Housing Resource Center, and resolutions dealing with the city's zoning codes and a pharmacy chain.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains improvement projects underway along Merrymount Parkway and Furnace Brook Parkway. Koch also comments on a recent vote of no confidence in him by the Quincy Education Association.
Senior safety concerns. Restaurant sold. Car into house. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kelly Isenor, Director of Communications for the American Red Cross, discusses an upcoming blood drive in Quincy, volunteer opportunities, and an annual fundraiser.
Teachers vote no confidence in mayor. MBTA slow zones. Zoning review. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Lions Club President Kris Richardson-Smith discusses the club's various charitable endeavors including scholarship programs and vision screeing services, and promotes their annual Evening for Sight fundraiser on March 29th.
Zoning review. Road improvements. Pharmacy trouble. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the latest troubles at the MBTA, the recent failure of two banks, a U.S. drone strike by a Russian fighter jet, and the lifting of the Covid emergency in May.
Police chief search expands. Teacher talks begin. Park improvements. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Bus driver talks stalled. Marina Bay projects pulled. Women's History Month performance. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the swearing in of 14 new firefighters, including his son. Koch also explains an improvement project planned for Pageant Field this spring.
Storm impacts. Self defense classes. Women's History Month. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Officers Bob Bell and Steve Elmes of the Quincy Police Department's Marine Unit, discuss the free Basic Boating Safety classes offered through the Massachusetts Environmental Police Department, at the Hough's Neck Community Center.
Storm approaching. Teachers contract talks. Shamrock Splash. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Robert Cannata, Program Director, Financial Reach and Adult Education and Workforce Development at Quincy Community Action Programs explains their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program.
Teachers rally. MBTA slowdowns. Saving by Shaving. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Wollaston Theater purchased. West Quincy development. Saving by Shaving. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about the plans by the state auditor to audit the state legislature. Chan also discusses the governor's plan to offer reduced MBTA fares for low income riders.
Susan Flanagan, Senior Plan Consultant - Medicare Markets, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts provides information about the Medicare Open Enrollment Period, and the various medicare options available.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the March 8th Board of License Commissioners meeting, discusses the upcoming rabies vaccination clinic, and previews the city political calendar.
16 new firefighters. Pageant Field updates. Hockey teams may merge. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the plans to install solar energy panels on many school buildings and at the new Quincy Animal Shelter. DiBona also says councilors approved the 2023 Quincy political calendar.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the teacher contract talks going to mediation, future plans for the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater, and the Remember the Ladies event held at Quincy High School.
Teachers union meeting. Zoning board meeting. Health department meeting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Maureen Mazrimas, President of the Friends of Wollaston Beach, and Maya Smith, Partnerships & Program Development Director for Save the Harbor Save the Bay, promote the Shamrock Splash on March 12th at Constitution Beach in East Boston, and talk about other beach programs.
Teacher talks breakdown. North Quincy advances. T vandals. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kimberly Campbell, Miss Quincy Petite 2023, describes her journey from Jamaica to the United States and how she became involved in the organization to serve as an advocate for people with mental health issues and a role model for women.
Jon Levine, President & CEO of MariMed Incorporated explains that his company is purchasing the medical marijuana dispensary in Quincy and plans to add adult use cannabis to their lineup of products.
T police search for Quincy suspect. North Quincy High teams in the playoffs. Remember the Ladies. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses Governor Maura Healey's budget proposal that includes free tuition at community colleges for people over 25 years old. Chan also talks about a supplemental budget and proposed changes to the estate and capital gains taxes.
Brazilian murder convict arrested. Wheelchair bound man arrested. North Quincy High Quiz Show. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the votes taken at the February 28th Board of License Commissioners meeting and also asks residents to return the city census forms.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona says the city council finance committee is studying a proposal for seawall improvements and approved funding for emergency repairs to a historic structure.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains a request for almost two million dollars from the sewer and drain fund to continue seawall improvements along Houghs Neck, and 95 thousand dollars from the Community Preservation Fund to make emergency structural repairs to the historic Souther Tide Mill.
Flood control. Historic preservation. Package thefts. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Housing Authority Executive Director James Marathas explains that the authority is creating a separate Quincy Development Corporation, and will begin buying public housing from the federal government. Marathas also explains a new day care center and free taxi service.
Flood control. Tide mill in collapsing. High school sports. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill provides a recap of the 2022 Winter Market at Kilroy Square, and a preview of their annual Business Expo, on March28th at Granite Links Golf Club.
Dispensary sold. Lynch in Quincy. Croall kidney transplant. Daily news, weather and sports update.
No teachers contract. Funding source revealed. Stolen cars. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains that new committee assignments have been made at the statehouse, discusses the budget process, and also chats about international issues including President Biden's trip to Ukraine, and a proposed new policy for asylum seekers.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the contract negotiations with the Quincy Education Association, the recent purchase of a building on McGrath Highway, plans for a park along Wollaston Beach, and the Winterfest celebration.
Basketball cancelled. House fire. Exploring rockets. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Principal Flute Player Rosemarie Hinckle describe their next performance on February 26th featuring female composers. Hickox also highlights the rest of their concert season.
Quincy Choral Society Director Sarah Labrie chats about their 2 performances remaining this year, but also about how to become a member of the society and a special trip to Carnegie Hall later this year.
Quincy City Councilor-At-Large Anne Mahoney speaks about the proposal to lease the Granite Links Golf Club to Quarry Hills Associates for 99 years, the city's recent purchase of a building on McGrath Highway, and the effort to find a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Liaison.
Hate crime indictment. New developments. Fundraiser for restaurant. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the votes taken at the February 14th Board of License Commissioners meeting and also encourages residents to return their city census forms.
Truck hits house. Help for earthquake victims. Red line changes. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses everything from sports betting to a proposed increase in the minimum wage, to the shooting down of flying objects, to renewable power.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona talks about the proposed new lease agreement for the Granite Links Golf Club and also welcomes newly elected Ward 4 Councilor James Devine.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says the proposed new lease agreement for the Granite Links Golf Club is a benefit for the city. Koch also promotes the upcoming Winterfest Celebration on Presidents Day at the Hancock Adams Common.
Helia Sousa, Public Affairs Specialist with the Social Security Administration, explains the cost of living adjustment for 2023, and also discusses general benefit guidlines and the advantages of creating an online account.
Devine sworn in. Quarry Hills lease. Veteran gets roof. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Jeanne Foy, Director of the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group Consumer Action Center in Weymouth offers 10 New Year's Resolutions to Prevent Scams and Protect your Identity.
Ward 4 Councilor Elect James Devine reflects on his election win and his plans for serving on the city council.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reviews President Biden's State of the Union Speech, discusses foreign relations issues, the Chinese spy balloon, and reflects on the Lunar New Year celebration and Hough's Neck Chili Cookoff.
Devine elected. Flood control. Performing arts center changes. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the contract negotiations with the Quincy teachers union, ongoing plans for the 400th anniversary of the city in 2025, a recent fire, and a broken water pipe at the Montclair school.
Special Election. Governor travels. Quincy College sports. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Sally Owen of the Department of Natural Resources Environmental Treasures Program explains the St. Moritz Winter Carnivals that were held in Quincy from 1929 to 1940 and promotes a tour of the site that will be taking place on February 11th.
Kristen Cunningham, Promotion and Community Outreach for the Quincy Art Association explains how she got involved with the association and also promotes the newest exhibit at the QArts Gallery, A Scenographer's Charrette, A Look Behind the Curtain into the World of Theatrical Design.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reviews Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch's State of the City address, discusses the beginning of legalized sports betting in Massachusetts, and provides insight into the challenges in creating affordable housing.
Governor in Quincy. School improvements. Library closed. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the results of the January 30th council meeting, including votes on school projects, a municipal broadband enterprise fund, and the search for a diversity, equity and inclusion liaison.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch gives a preview of his State of the City speech, and explains a renovation project for Mount Wollaston Cemetery.
State of the City. Early Voting. Braintree development. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Karen Manning, MSN, RN, Dean/Division of Natural and Health Sciences and Ellen Chouinard, CST, Program Director/Surgical Technology at Quincy College discuss the programs at the college and opportunities available in the fields of surgical technology.
City Council returns. Cemetery improvements. Murder convictions. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Asian Resources Incorporated President & CEO Philip Chong, Program and Service Manager Tina Ho, and Youth Programs Leader Angela Chen provide details of the 35th annual Lunar New Year celebration, scheduled for February 5th from 11am to 4pm at North Quincy High School.
Early Voting, New Red Line delays, Library Centennial. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about bills he has filed this session, the economic outlook for 2023, a proposal to offer permanent free school lunches, and Lunar New Year.
Natural gas leak. Tree worker injured. Free lecture series. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy School Committee Vice Chairman Frank Santoro discusses contract negotiations, a ban on personal electronic devices, diversity, equity and inclusion issues, and the collaboration with Quincy College.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the January 24th Board of License Commissioners meeting and information about the ward 4 special election on February 7th.
House fire. Murder suspect held. Body identified. Daily news, weather and sports update.
In his weekly City Hall Update, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains the recent purchase of a building for substance use recovery meetings, the latest legal challenge involving the Adams Academy, and a plan to install solar panels on multiple city properties.
Murder arrest. Development proposal. Emergency training. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Lauren Grenier of the Quincy Animal Shelter explains how their new temporary home is working out, talks about some upcoming fundraisers, and promotes 2 job openings.
Counterfeiting. New housing. High school basketball. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Dagny Ashley, Director of Quincy Tourism, discusses the current state of travel, prospects for 2023, and several upcoming events in Quincy.
Body found. Cell phones banned. Teacher contract. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District says the new legislative session is getting underway now that all constitutional officers have taken their oaths. Chan also discusses the new so called millionaire's tax, a proposal to ban Tik Tok on government issued devices, the future of the MBTA, and Lunar New Year.
Car strikes store. Adams Academy questions. Community meeting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Walshe murder charge. Two Ward 4 candidates. Portrait contest. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Melissa Stacy, Regional Advocacy Manager for Compassion and Choices explains a proposed Medical Aid in Dying Bill in Massachusetts, and explains a discussion about the topic in Quincy on January 19th.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koc reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Day, speaks about his upcoming State of the City and his 60th birthday, and reviews a proposal for a residency requirement for new city workers.
Marie McCabe, Chairperson of the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund explains how the program can help those who meet eligibility guidlines receive up to five hundred dollars to put toward their energy bill.
Benefit basketball game. Terrible traffic. Regular trash collection. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State of the City. New police chief. New restaurant. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains the legislative process under the new administration, talks about some pending and new bills, and reflects on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provide information about the latest Board of License Commissioners meeting and the upcoming special preliminary election for the ward 4 city council seat.
New developments proposed. Public meeting planned. Early voting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Councilor-At-Large Noel DiBona thanks his colleagues for electing him council president for another year. DiBona also promotes a public meeting he will sponsor regarding a proposed new development in West Quincy.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains how the city is complying with an EPA order to address contaminated waterways. Koch also announces that he will deliver his State of the City address on January 31st.
Husband held in wife's disappearance. 2 charged for road rage incident. Worker death. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Lauren Rexford, Director of Energy Assistance at Quincy Community Action Programs explains the process to apply for help in paying for winter heating costs.
Road rage stabbing. Early voting. Polar plunges. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Celeste Le, RN,RDN,LDN and Abigail Benson, MS,RD,CSSD,LD, Registered Dietitians at Manet Community Health Center provide expertise on creating healthy lifestyles to achieve New Years resolutions.
Speaker Mariano. Quincy delegation. No Shave November. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Koch to decide re-election. State grant. Winterfest. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Ward 4 City Council Candidate Matthew Lyons explains his background and campaign platform as a candidate in the special preliminary election on January 17th.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the incoming administration on Beacon Hill, potential changes in his administration, and the expansion of Pine Hill Cemetery.
Executive Director of Quincy Workforce Development, Ron Iacobucci describes the current labor market and explains what employment opportunities and training programs will be offered in 2023.
Candidate for the Ward 4 city council seat in Quincy, James Devine discusses his background, priorities, and concerns as he campaigns for the special preliminary election on January 17th. Visit www.devine44.com or www.devine4quincy.com for more information.
Dick Flavin dies. Teacher contract. MBTA delays. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the upcoming transition on Beacon Hill, the new minimum wage and millionaire's tax that take effect in 2023, and how Lunar New Year celebrations will impact the pandemic.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the December 20th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the special election for the ward 4 city council seat.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the expansion of Pine Hill Cemetery, teacher contract talks, racist graffiti found at Quincy High School, and a New Year's wish.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides a recap of the December 19th city council meeting and a preview of what's to come in 2023.
John Paul, "The Car Doctor", from AAA Northeast offers winter car care, safe driving and maintenance advice and also chats about holiday travel, routine service and the future of travel prices.
Wreaths Across America. Menorah Lighting. Go Fund Me for murder victim. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Joel Buenaventura, candidate for the Quincy Ward 4 City Council seat in the Special Election on January 17th discusses his background, reasons for running, and some issues affecting the district.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about the incoming administration, proposed ammendments to the millionaire's tax, sports betting, and the migrant housing crisis.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that progress is being made on the redevelopment of the Quincy Center MBTA Station.
Paula Fleming, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer for the Better Business Bureau offers tips and advice for safe holiday shopping.
Former councilor is back. New housing proposal. Toys for Tots. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Lisa Desruisseaux, MEd, EdD., Associated Vice President of Online Learning at Quincy College discusses the college's online curriculum and the school's Learning Innovation Hub.
Sullivan released. Cell phone ban. Teachers contract. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Hate crime hearing. Candidates certified. Quarry Hills tour. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District describes recent trips to Atlanta and Las Vegas for professional development. Chan also reflects on the hate motivated attack on an Asian man in Quincy Center, and speaks about the incoming administration.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the December 6th Board of License Commissioners meeting and also explains some changes to the Ward 4 special election.
Pedestrian accident. Hate crime suspect. Several crashes. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Jessica Cohen, Community Engagement and Events Manager for Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy provides details about their annual Holiday Assistance Program.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the new property tax rates and also reflects on the recent holiday celebrations in the city.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains the new property tax rates, speaks about a plan to honor Native Americans, reflects on the Generals Park and Bridge tree lighting ceremony and invites people to the Pearl Harbor Day ceremony.
Tax increase. Murder suspect. Native American honors. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Lorraine Carli, Vice President of Outreach and Advocacy at the National Fire Protection Association in Quincy offers holiday safety tips and advice for fire safety year round.
Quincy Firefighter Michael Bina explains a charity hockey game scheduled for December 4th at 2pm at the Quincy Youth Arena to raise funds for 30 year old Matt Troy of Quincy, who is battling liver cancer.
New tax rates. Violent suspect. Presidential visit. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Power outage. Pedestrian killed. Murder suspect. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Governor in Quincy. QCAP ceremony. Stolen car crash. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the many holiday celebrations, the community meetings regarding the recent attack at the Wollaston MBTA station, and the new food pantry for Quincy Community Action Programs.
Safety meetings. Crash lawsuit. Turtles rescued. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Reverend Kimberly Murhpy and Deanna Van Schagen of the Quincy Point Congregational Church explain how the proceeds from their Sleigh Bells Fair will raise money to renovate the kitchen at the Quincy Point fire station.
Safety meetings. Suspicious fire. Enchanted Village. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Gianna Borowski, Zoe Cohen, and Emily Laus of the University of Massachusetts Amherst Minuteman Marching Band talk about their experiences in the band and promote their performance in the 69th annual Quincy Christmas Paradde on November 27th.
Arson at Panera. Special election. Composting program. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Police funding approved. Fatal crash. Bridge opening. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club discuss their upcoming Holiday Greens Sale and also their missing banners.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the November 15th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the special election to fill the ward 4 council seat.
Police station funds. Affordable housing. Self defense. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Pat Ronan, Director of Community Relations for Father Bills and MainSpring of Quincy and Brockton discusses the progress on the new Yawkey Housing Resource Center in Quincy and the upcoming Thanksgiving Community Meals in both communities.
School shooting threat. Veterans meal. Triple anniversary. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Free self defense class. New property values. Developments approved and postponed. Daily news, weather and sports update.
The Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill provides a preview of the Kilroy Square Holiday Market coming in November and December. Cahill also discusses the newly formed Marina Bay Business Association.
Increased patrols. Lease questions. Special election. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the national midterm elections, transition of power on Beacon Hill, world politics, the upcoming holiday season, energy prices, and an incident at the Wollaston MBTA station.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona comments on the November 14th council meeting, including discussion about a future lease for the Granite Links Golf Club and a special election to fill the Ward 4 council seat.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on a proposal to lease the property at the Granite Links Golf Club to Quarry Hills Associates for 99 years. Koch also speaks about the recent dedication of the Thomas Kiley Building in Quincy Center and a 150th triple anniversary celebration at the Quincy Historical Society.
Kelly Isenor, Director of Communications for the American Red Cross, provides an update on the current blood supply, the process for donating blood, upcoming blood drives and events, and winter preparedness.
Woman abducted. Special election. Veterans Housing. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about his reelection, comments on the incoming administration, discusses legislative priorities for the new session, and observes national and international issues.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the mid-term elections, the recent Abigail Adams statue dedication ceremony, and speaks about the Veterans Day parade and activities in Quincy.
Quincy artist David Wang chats about his background, education, experience, and inspiration as he prepares to co-exhibit at the QArts Gallery a show called Roads Well Traveled with Photographer Alice Donaldson.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra Conductor and Music Director Yoichi Udagawa promotes their upcoming concerts on November 13th and December 1st, and also talks about rehearsals and try outs to become a member of the orchestra.
Statue dedication. Election day. School donation. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy College Dean of Liberal Arts and Professional Programs, William Carroll, Ph.D. and Professor James Peters discuss the new Bachelor of Science program in Computer Science that will debut in January.
Veterans housing. Statue dedication. Early voting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Danielle Aretz, Relations Specialist with National Grid provides an update on the North Quincy Cable Replacement Project.
Racist letter. Brockton murder. Quincy College honor. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the resignation of MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak, tax refunds, energy costs, and migrant issues.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the birthday anniversary of President John Adams, the upcoming Abigail Adams statue dedication, a dedication of a new home for veterans, and negotiations with the Quincy Education Association.
Quincy woman found Lady in the Dunes. Last day for Mail-in ballots. Tax refunds. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Robert Pierson, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program explains the need for volunteers to assist in a variety of programs ranging from helping people speak English to being a Friendly Visitor, to driving veterans to medical appointments. Call 781-234-3445 or email rpierson@norfolkcounty.org for more information.
Quincy Council on Aging Director Tom Clasby says there are many trips, programs, and activities happening at The Kennedy Center through the rest of the year.
School shooting threat. Teachers contract. Celtics in Quincy. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Liz Speakman and Shiv Singh of Quincy Votes describe their mission of increasing voter turnout by encouraging civic engagement. Visit QuincyVotes.org for more information.
Ray Theberge, Chairman of the Quincy Friends of Scouting promotes the 34th annual Good Scout Breakfast on November 10th at Granite Links in Quincy. Theberge also explains this year's award recipients and discusses how to get involved in the scouting programs in Quincy.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the actions taken at the October 25th Board of License Commissioners meeting. Crispo also provides an update on the November 8th state election and the upcoming special election in Quincy to fill the Ward 4 council seat.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District speaks about the recent government change in the United Kingdom, the reinstated government in China, the upcoming state election, and district events.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses winter preparations, park and playground improvements, the upcoming Quincy Boy Scouts Breakfast, and holiday celebrations.
Rotary crash. Dove fundraiser. Stormwater Advisory Committee. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Beth Ann Strollo, CEO of Quincy Community Action Programs explains that their new food center is nearing completion. Strollo also expands on the many social service programs available.
Red Line buses. Early Voting. Plymouth standoff. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Robert Corley, CEO of Neighborworks Housing Solutions of Quincy discusses the crisis in affordable housing, their many housing assistance programs, and their upcoming gala celebration at Granite Links in Quincy.
Special election. Early voting. New development. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Palmucci to resign. Westcott honored. Playground update. Daily news, weather and sports update.
School lockdown. Coach of the year. Bridge opening. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Alicia Gardner, Chair of the Quincy City-Wide Democratic Committee, and Norfolk County District Attorney Mike Morrissey, promote the 34th annual Quincy Democratic Committee's Annual Breakfast, scheduled for October 23rd from 10am to Noon at the Sons of Italy on Quarry Street in Quincy. Visit QuincyDems.com for tickets and more information.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona says the city council may vote on a request for an additional 23 million dollars for the new public safety complex next month. DiBona says he supports the proposal.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the request for an additional 23 million dollars to complete the new public safety complex. Koch also speaks about the request to extend the lease for Quarry Hills Associates, and says the city is still seeking donations of trees for Christmas displays.
Captain Amanda Boynton of the Quincy Salvation Army explains that their requests for food and other assistance is increasing due to inflation. Boynton also talks about their annual Holiday Kettle Drive and other holiday assistance programs.
City Council. Parade theme winner. Halloween costumes. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Jessica Cohen, Community Engagement & Events Manager for Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy promotes their annual Harvesting Hope Fundraiser, scheduled for October 21st at the Boston Marriott Quincy.
Retirement theft report. Teachers rally. Historic audio tour. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the current state of the economy, the status of refunds due to the state tax surplus, and world affairs including the war in Ukraine, and Brexit.
Foxrock payments. Coffee assault. Bridge opening. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the October 11 Licensing Board meeting and also provides a preview of the November 8 election.
Child porn plea. 2 break-in's. 2 bridge openings. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that some hazardous materials have been found at the site of the future Richard DeCristofaro Early Learning Center that will delay the project until sometime in 2024.
Quincy hunter dies. Affordable housing. Collection delay. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Art Association Treasurer Linda Santoro and Artist Tsun Ming Chmielinski discuss the new QArts Gallery approaching its first anniversary and Chmielinski's exhibit, A Colorful Journey, that runs through October 30th.
New development. Christmas trees needed. Blood drive. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses ballot questions 1 and 4 on the November 8th ballot. Chan also talks about climate change in the wake of the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian in Florida.
Cell phone ban. New developments. Hughes nominated. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides an update of the October 3rd council meeting, including an update on road projects, a residency requirement proposal, and a request for more money for the new public safety complex.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a city council proposal to require all new city employees to be Quincy residents. Koch also explains a request for an additional $23 million to complete the new public safety complex.
Video suspect surrenders. Residency requirement. Police funding. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Claudio Sala of the Torre Dei Passeri Mutual Benefit Society of Quincy explains the group's founding and their recent 100th anniversary celebration.
Director of Community Relations for Father Bills and MainSpring, Pat Ronan provides an update on the construction of the Yawkey Housing Resource Center, which will replace the emergency shelter on Broad Street in Quincy.
Residency requirement. New trains delayed. Environmental scientist. Daily news, weather and sports update.
In his weekly "Tackey Talk" podcast, State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about topics ranging from the economy, to Ukraine, to fishing on Nut Island in Quincy.
Broker sentenced. Rape suspect released. Water main break. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo, Chair of the Board of License Commissioners, explains the actions taken at the September 27th meeting.
Police station cost rising. Red Line victims identified. New food pantry. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says he will ask the city council for approximately 20 million dollars more to complete the new police station due to rising construction costs. Koch also says a new statue of First Lady Abigail Adams will be dedicated in Quincy Center on November 5th.
Uber driver held. National Grid project. Plymouth protest. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy College President Richard DeCristofaro discusses a state grant for their Biotechnology program, their new four year computer science degree program, new radiologic technology program, and expanded Dual Enrollment program.
Quincy Asian Resources President and CEO Philip Chong reflects on the recent August Moon Festival and also provides an update on their three year plan to develop a Behavioral Health Outpatient program.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about 2 of the 4 state ballot questions, the proposed Economic Development Bill, this week's U.N. General Assembly meeting in New York, and a report about higher energy costs this winter.
Bail lowered for rape suspect. Blood drive. Roll Hats. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Jackie Fagone, Executive Director of the Bar Association of Norfolk County, and E. Pamela Salpoglou, Esq. discuss the history of the association, its various programs, and membership requirements and benefits.
Illegal day care. Fedex driver arrested. New Abigail statue. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Stabbing arrest. Councilor may resign. Officer honored. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the September 19th meeting including a rezoning issue, and salary review proposal. DiBona also explains that a special election would be needed if Ward 4 Councilor Brian Palmucci's nomination to be an Associate Justice is approved by the Governor's Council.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a proposal review the salaries of all city workers out of concern that municipal workers are leaving for the private sector. Koch also chats about a proposal to rezone the MBTA bus maintenance facility on Hancock Street to open space to prevent future development.
Father Bills helping migrants. College president retiring. Traffic meeting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Paul Gorman, President and CEO of the South Shore YMCA discusses the recent renaming of the Quincy branch to the Hale Family YMCA. Gorman also talks about a capital improvement project in Quincy, upcoming fall and winter programs, expanded financial aid, and the return of the Corn Festival.
Quincy College grant. City Council meeting. Mask distribution. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Animal Shelter Director Kit Burke says they are settling into their new temporary home on East Squantum Street and looking forward to holding an open house soon.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the actions taken at the September 13th Board of License Commissioners meeting, provides a recap of the state primary and a preview of the general election on November 8th.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the recent state primary election, the potential rebate from the state tax surplus, how to navigate the federal student loan forgiveness program, and the current state of the economy.
Quincy Public Schools Athletic Director Kevin Mahoney, retired coach and teacher Bob Noble, and President of the Class of 2023, Amira Aitsaid explain the first annual Roll-Hats, school pride celebration scheduled for September 23rd and 24th at Quincy High School and Veterans Memorial Stadium.
Retired officer arrested. MBTA garage on hold. Councilor nominated. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains how the city helped a developer create new affordable housing units in Quincy Center. Koch also provides an update on the construction of the new police station, animal shelter, and MBTA bus garage.
Maureen Mazrimas, President of the Friends of Wollaston Beach, and Chris Mancini, Executive Director of Save the Harbor Save the Bay promote the upcoming KidsFest celebration and the annual Coastsweep beach cleanup.
Murder arrest. Serial rapist. Charges for pedestrian death. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum speaks about some new displays, recent visitors, and upcoming events.
Affordable housing. New college board members. 9/11 memorial. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins discuss the new school year including the impacts of the pandemic, new staff members, a bus driver shortage, new curriculum, and 2 new schools coming on line in the next 5 years.
Pedestrian hit. Fire department grant. Queen honored. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Overnight break-in. Back to school. Outdoor Ping Pong. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy residents Ashley Mulcahy and James Perretta of the musical ensemble Lyracle talk about their repertoire for voice and viol family instruments. The duo will be performing on September 16th at 7:30pm at the United First Parish Church in Quincy. For more information visit LyracleMusic.com.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch offers his predictions for the state primary, discusses getting back to school after summer break, and promotes the Presidents Trail.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa discuss their free concert with the Quincy Choral Society on September 3rd but also talk about their upcoming 69th concert season.
Back to school. Athletic Director quits. Free concert. Daily news, weather and sports update.
1991 bombing case. Early Voting. KidsFest cancelled. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Candlelight vigil. Early Voting. Quincy teen remembered. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District discusses a recent trip to San Diego, the Inflation Reduction Act, student loan forgiveness, worker shortages, and the state primary election.
During his weekly City Hall Update, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that there has only been one applicant for the newly created position of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Liason. Koch also says worker shortages across the country could be solved with a revised national immigration policy.
Nursing home hearing. Early Voting. Overdose vigil. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Antony Sheehan, President and CEO of Aspire Health Alliance of Quincy and Mark Mulhern, Executive Director of South Shore Peer Recovery of Scituate discuss their recent partnership in an effort to expand services for people with substance use disorder.
Early Voting. New school. Limited fuel supplies. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides complete details about voting in the September 6th state primary election in Quincy.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the August 16th Board of License Commissioners meeting.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the council's special meeting this week to vote on measures needed for the upcoming state election. DiBona also comments on a controversial proposal for a new residential building on Sea Street.
Development withdrawn. Safety concerns at shipyard. Van strikes officers. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Laura Martin, Quincy's Substance Use Prevention Coordinator promotes the 12th Annual Candlelight Vigil in memory of all those lost to overdose and substance use disorder. The vigil will be held August 31st at 7pm on the Hancock Adams Common in Quincy Center or in the auditorium at Quincy High School in the event of rain.
Quincy nursing home closing. Koch announces endorsements. Girl bitten by dog. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch thanks supporters at the Mayor's Annual Charity Golf Tournament, discusses the beneficial rainfall, provides an update of the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion project, and announces his endorsements for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
2 two alarm fires. 25 percent voter turnout. Back to school vaccines. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane discusses the increased need at their food pantry due to inflation and also promotes several upcoming drives and events including the collection of Halloween costumes, a personal hygiene products collection, and their annual Feed the Hungry Gala in December.
Lynch wants T takeover. Animal Shelter moved. Murder victim identified. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Asian Resources Incorporated President & CEO Philip Chong, Manager of Programs and Services Rockey Chan, and Lead, Integrated Services Tina Ho discuss their mission of providing outreach to immigrant communities and also promote the 35th Annual August Moon Festival on August 21st from Noon to 4pm in Quincy Center.
Special education delay. 2 businesses closing. Free vaccinations. Daily news, weather and sports update.
No arrests in stabbing. YMCA renamed. Manet open houses. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Alicia Gardner, Chair of the City-Wide Quincy Democratic City Committee explains that the Quincy, Braintree, and Weymouth Democratic Committees are hosting a candidates' forum for Democratic candidates seeking constitutional offices on August 23rd from 6-8pm at Braintree Town Hall.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains a delay in the Richard DeCristofaro Early Learning Center and also chats about Manet Community Health Center, a major donation to the South Shore YMCA, and comments on the passing of author and historian David McCullough.
Standoff ends peacefully. Police investigation in Braintree. Free coffee at Dunkin'. Daily news, weather and sports update.
David McCullough dies. Mayor Thomas Koch honored. Interfaith volunteers praised. Daily news, weather and sports update.
South Shore Elder Services Volunteer Coordinator Bridgett Campbell and Money Management Coordinator Laura Tweedy explain their programs that include Meals on Wheels, Friendly Visitor, and household money management.
Manet celebrates. Red line changes. Multi cultural festival. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Britt Kreitman of the Quincy Art Association explains that the Quincy Arts Affair in the Square will be held in the new QArts Gallery in Quincy Center August 6th through September 4th.
Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association President Walter Hubley and Secretary Eileen Enos promote the Saturdays in the Park free concerts at Safford Park every Saturday in August.
Quincy State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains the delay in passing an economic development bill that would provide tax credits and rebates. Chan also discusses passage of sports betting legislation and problems at the MBTA.
Quincy man in stolen police uniforms. Red line delays. John Adams signature. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on improvement projects to Merrymount Parkway, Furnace Brook Parkway, and the wall surrounding Veterans Memorial Stadium.
2 road projects. Red Line buses. Rooming house fire. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Historical Society President Ed Fitzgerald, PhD and Curator Alexandra Elliot talk about the 150th anniversary plans for the Adams Academy later this year and the 50th anniversary of the society located in the Adams Academy building.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the most recent Board of License Commissioners meeting and also speaks about early voting, mail in voting, and absentee voting for the upcoming state election.
Bridge fight continues. Wollaston shop closing. Quincy Bay Race Week. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Health Department Nurse Coordinator Katelyn Picot, RN, offers some tips and advice to stay safe during the hot summer months.
State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy provides an update during the last week of the formal legislative session including the recently approved climate change bill and economic development bill.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the Supreme Court ruling that grants Boston one of the permits it needs to rebuild the Long Island Bridge. Koch also chats about an improvement project along Merrymount Parkway, the addition of 25 new police officers, and the need to take care of trees during the drought.
Long Island Bridge defeat. Red Line trouble. Faxon Park funds. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Brad and Lori Croall of the Friends of Faxon Park discuss Brad's diagnosis of kidney failure and their search for a donor. The Croall's also talk about the upcoming Picnic at the Park, and efforts to preserve and expand amenities at the park.
Amber Smith of the IGY6 organization and Travis Partington of Oscar Mike Radio describe a program that pairs shelter dogs with veterans in need of emotional support.
Lombardos sold. Good Health closing. Social Security building sold. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the recently approved state budget and how it impacts Quincy, a bill on climate change, legalized sports betting, and international affairs.
Quincy man dies in standoff. Newport Avenue delays. Quincy in the top 100. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Mike and Bonnie Marcel of the Quincy Bay Race Week Association provide details about the 83rd Annual race scheduled for July 28 through the 31st.
Quincy murder arrests. Playgrounds to close early. Neat Neighbors. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Luann Bui of Quincy Asian Resources and Anna Vanderspek of the Green Energy Consumers Alliance describe a free event on July 23rd at the President Plaza in Quincy displaying at least a dozen electric vehicles.
John Paul, "The Car Doctor", of AAA Northeast discusses the current energy situation, summer travel, and summer car care tips.
25 new officers. Compressor station update. Medicaid fraud. Daily news, weather, and sports update.
Quincy College President Rick Decristofaro and Eastern Nazarene College President Jack Connell describe a new partnership that will allow Quincy College nursing students to live at Eastern Nazarene College.
New Quincy College program. Merrymount Parkway project. Trees need help. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, provides an update on a proposed $3.8 billion Economic Relief Bill that would provide one time tax rebates of up to $500. Chan also discusses a proposed bill dealing with climate justice.
Woman cleared of Quincy killing. YMCA renamed. Beach water polluted. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Craig Wolfe of the Veterans Voice Network describes the third annual Veterans Music Festival, Benefits and Career Expo that will take place on July 23rd from 10am to 3pm at Pageant Field in Quincy.
A ceremony at Quincy City Hall for the promotion of officer Daniel Guarante to Captain, Michael Durand to Lieutenant, and Andrew Sweeney to Sergeant.
Adams Presidential Center. Police Promotions. Climate Protestors. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains a plan to create what would be called the Adams Presidential Center in Quincy Center to honor the legacy of the Adams family. Koch also talks about an improvement project at the Point Webster Middle School.
Adams Presidential Center. Zoning Board. Blood Drive. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Lori Earl, Executive Director of the This Star Won't Go Out Foundation describes how the organization was founded in memory of her daughter Esther, who died of thyroid cancer at age 16. Earl also promotes the Shine Under the Stars fundraiser on July 23rd at the Adams Inn in Quincy.
New Quincy College program. National Grid delays. Presidential Wreath Laying. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Housing Authority Executive Director James Marathas, and Assistant Executive Director Laura Taylor explain how the agency is in the process of creating a new corporation that will expand affordable housing in Quincy.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses legislative action with regards to mental health, tax relief, and capital improvements. Chan also describes how recent Supreme Court decisions could impact Massachusetts.
Mariano unopposed. Beaches safe. Garage demolition. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Randolph shooting. Weymouth verdict. Quincy delays. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Margaret Laforest, President of the United States Naval and Shipbuilding Museum on board the USS Salem at the Quincy Shipyard is excited about their summer programs and volunteer opportunities.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about the House bill regarding abortion that was passed in the wake of the Supreme Court overturning Roe. v Wade. Chan also discusses international issues and Independence Day events.
Golf course plans. Veterans ceremony. Shark tours. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses plans to renovate the Furnace Brook Golf Course, clubhouse, and adjacent Forbes Hill Park. Koch also talks about a ceremony to add a name to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial at Marina Bay, and the upcoming Independence Day festivities.
Golf course meeting. Zoning board meeting. MBTA funds. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Ward 3 Councillor Ian Cain discusses the Mayoral Commission on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion that he chairs, and its recommendation for the city to hire a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion liason.
New development begins. Abortion rights rally. Blood drive. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Recreation Director Michelle Hanly explains the many summer recreation clinics, playground programs, sailing lessons, and swimming opportunities that are available this year.
Compressor station review. Animal shelter moving. Minuteman Band. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses a proposal to suspend the state gas tax, the millionaire tax ballot question, problems with the MBTA, and issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
New convenience store. Gas tax questions. Safe swimming. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides details of the June 21st Board of License Commissioners meeting and also gives an update on this year's state election.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the last council meeting before summer break approved a total of almost 80 million dollars in spending.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the next phase of the Quincy Center redevelopment, plans to make improvements to public buildings, and recent service cuts on the MBTA.
Driver flees crash. Wollaston rescue. City Council. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Farmers Market Manager Janet Little explains that the market is moving to St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church on Sundays from 1-5pm from June 26th through October 31st.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses legislative issues including a voting rights bill, undocumented immigrants driver's license bill, a ballot question involving gig workers, and the sales tax holiday.
Animal shelter approved. New vehicles approved. NQ Volleyball loss. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Ward 5 Councillor Chuck Phelan speaks about the just completed budget process, the proposed Capital Improvement Plan, redevelopment, and isses in Ward 5.
MBTA arrest. Better Beaches grant. NQ Volleyball in state finals. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the next phase of Quincy Center redevelopment, recent changes in the school department, a new city treasurer, and the Flag Day Parade.
Quincy Center questions. Veterans Stadium wall. MBTA safety. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill promotes the activities taking place at Kilroy Square in Quincy Center this year including a farmer's market, beer garden, and craft vendors.
School changes. $53 million request. Blood drive. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Commissioner of Natural Resources Dave Murphy explains the plans to expand the Pine Hill Cemetery and make improvements to the Furnace Book Golf Course.
Alan McCall, President of the Scot's Charitable Society explains a free screening of the documentary, A Symphony in Stone, celebrating Glasgow's history and architecture, on June 18th at 1:30pm at the First Presbyterian Church on Franklin Street in Quincy.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the actions taken at the June 7th Board of License Commissioners meeting.
Class of 2022. New developments. Covid test kits done. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the June 6th meeting including budget passage, and also explains the remaining three city council meetings for this legislative session.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the passage of the FY 2023 city budget, discusses his message to the Class of 2022, and provides a preview of the Flag Day Parade and Fireworks celebration.
Budget approved. Graduation message. Quincy College Board. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro speaks about new partnerships between the school and Eastern Nazarene College, Jewish Vocational Services, and the Quincy Public Schools. DeCristofaro also announces a new Radiology tech program, provides an update on expanded Bachelor's Degree programs, and the addition of a men's hockey team.
Restaurant stabbing. City Council meets. Quincy Votes winner. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Pride Committee President Sheika Babin and Vice President Richard Ash extend an invitation to everyone to come to the 5th annual Quincy Pride Day Celebration at Pageant Field on June 5th from Noon to 5pm.
School bus driver charged. Westcott retires. Last HoJo's closes. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, of Quincy, discusses pending legislation including a cannabis equity bill and a so called revenge porn bill. Chan also talks about his new committee assignment, the upcoming Democratic Convention, and June events including Pride month and a rowing competition.
Roll over. School bus crash. Polito Parade Grand Marshal. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on Memorial Day activities in Quincy, discusses a new documentary about military Generals from Quincy, speaks about a federal probe into the Long Island Bridge issue, and announces the return of the Marina Bay Ferry.
Governor speaks to graduates. USS Salem wins grant. ArtsFest. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Federal investigation into Long Island Bridge. Wollaston Center renewal. Quincy water award. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Ian Cain and Walter Hubley speak about this year's Porchfest Quincy music festival on June 25th from 3-9pm at locations in Wollaston Hill, Merrymount, and Squantum. Visit PorchfestQuincy.org for all the details.
Wollaston Garden Club Co-Presidents Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman promote their annual Plant Sale, on May 21st from 9am to Noon at the Wollaston Congregational Church.
Sue Kindregan, Secretary to the Quincy Board of License Commissioners provides an update of the May 17th meeting.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about the budget process on Beacon Hill, the state of the pandemic, and activities surrounding AAPI Heritage month.
Budget hearings. Police promotions. Tree hits car. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides highlights of the May 16th council meeting including approval of a plan to redevelop Wollaston Center, passage of the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion plan, and upcoming budget hearings.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is pleased with the approval of the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion project. Koch also discusses a $25 million Capital Improvement Plan, promotes the upcoming ArtsFest celebration, and speaks about the passing of Joseph Mulligan, father of Quincy City Councilor Anne Mahoney.
Dan Myers and Linda Santoro of the Quincy Art Association provide details about the 24th Annual Quincy ArtsFest, May 21st and 22nd at the Koch Park and Recreation Complex and also speak about a local artist who has donated several pieces to be auctioned to benefit the Red Cross in Ukraine.
Capital Improvement Plan. Budget hearings. Quincy documentary. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Rockey Chan, MA Program and Services Manager for Quincy Asian Resources Inc., and Anna Vanderspek, Electric Vehicle Program Director for Green Energy Consumers Alliance talk about efforts to educate the public about electric vehicles with specific outreach to immigrant communities.
New animal shelter. Budget hearings. Countryfest. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Governor to speak to graduates. Quincy considers cable competition. K9 Kitt. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Maria Droste Counseling Services Executive Director Mike Shanahan and Director of Operations Stacey Campbell promote their Fashion for Compassion fundraiser on May 24th at Granite Links in Quincy and also discuss an increase in the need for mental health counseling caused by the pandemic.
Quincy State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, comments on the current state of the pandemic, state budget negotiations, a proposed regional justice center in Quincy, and AAPI Heritage month.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the recent 33rd annual Cleaner Greener Quincy, the 38th annual Quincy Senior Olympics, and comments on the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion plans.
Thomas Crane Public Library Director Megan Allen provides an update on spring and summer happenings at the library and also talks about her decision to retire this year after 36 years of service, the past 9 as director.
Linda Kelley, Nutrition Program Manager, and Anne McDonald, Nutritionist with South Shore Elder Services explain the Meals on Wheels program including who is eligible and the ongoing need for volunteers.
Quincy Access Television Executive Director Jonathan Caliri explains that QATV now has a High Definition Channel 1072 that will feature programming from existing channels 8 and 9, and new programs. Jon also talks about QATV membership opportunities, the website, and upcoming events.
Compressor permit suspended. Tullys for sale. Cleaner Greener. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the recently approved House budget and its impacts on Quincy, a bill to legalize sports betting, and Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month activities.
Governor in Quincy. H-Mart approved. Multicultural Fair. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the May 3rd Board of License Commissioners meeting including approval of several fundraisers and a new supermarket.
Danielle Aretz explains how National Grid will be replacing 2 underground electric transmission cables that run from the North Quincy to the Field Street Substations, under Newport Avenue, Furnace Brook Parkway, and the Southern Artery.
Abortion rights rally. Quincy benefits from state budget. Catalytic converter thefts. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides a recap of the May 2nd meeting including the budget presentation, a resolve regarding traffic, and honors for some Eagle Scouts.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the proposed budget for the next fiscal year which represents a $26 million increase, including a new position to focus on issues of diversity and equity.
Budget increase. National Grid project. Stop the Stigma. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kim Calvi from the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library explains that the bookstore is open again, a new cafe is coming to the main branch, the Friends are approaching 700 members, and they look forward to welcoming the new library director.
Norfolk County RSVP Coordinator Cris Goldsmith explains how the program works, who can be a volunteer, and some of the opportunities available.
State representative arrested. Lowe's demolished. Catalytic converter thefts. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Paul Lewis of the Quincy Bay Race Week Association provides details about the 85th annual race week scheduled for July 28th through the 31st.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a plan to purchase three properties in Quincy Center for redevelopment and also reflects on the weekend activities including the Spring has Sprung celebration and the turtle release event at Butler's Pond.
Senior Olympics. Fire at elderly housing. Car into house. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy School Committee Vice Chairman Frank Santoro provides an update on school issues including the effort to hire a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion director, anticipated job openings in the school department, and an idea to make Lunar New Year a school holiday.
Covid cancels council. Murder indictment. President's Coast Trail. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kate Lopci, Associate Vice President of Workforce Development and Community Engagement, and Ingrid Kaplan, ESOL Instructor describe the college's new English to Speakers of Other Languages program and how it is working to help students earn a high school diploma and continue their education through their Career Pathways Program.
City seeks downtown properties. Spring has Sprung. Blood Drive. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Jessica Cohen, Community Engagement and Events Manager for Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy talks about their new mission statement and their Let's Dance fundraiser scheduled for May 5th at Granite Links in Quincy.
New field at Point Webster School. Donations for Ukraine. Spring has Sprung. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Grants for first responders. Tourism grant. Loan shark. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Brian and Michele Fay join Joy Morse of the American Lung Association to talk about Brian's journey to seek a second double lung transplant after being exposed to hazardous materials at Ground Zero in New York following the 9/11 attacks. Michele has organized a team to participate in the annual Fight for Air Climb Boston Fundraiser for the American Lung Association at Fenway Park on April 30th.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the in-person Board of License Commissioners meeting from April 19th and also discusses dog licenses, rabies vaccinations, and the city census.
Health aid charged with theft. Quincy Uber driver charged with kidnapping. Megan Allen retiring. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Manuel Barroso, Nandan Nair, Raju Kavalla, and Anika Kavalla of the South Shore Science Festival explain how the 8th annual event on April 23rd from 10am to 3pm will be virtual this year. Visit www.southshorescience.online for more information.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about preparing next year's budget, cancelling school on election day, and the temporary new home for the Quincy Animal Shelter.
Meaghan O'Sullivan, Director of Programs and Outreach for the Boston Bulldogs Running Club explains their mission to provide an anonymous and safe community of support for all those adversely affected by addiction, those in recovery, their families and friends, caregivers, the clinical community, healthcare and wellness professionals, and the community at large.
Drunk driving crash. New Wollaston development. Good Friday service. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Neponset River Watershed Association Greenways Coordinator Andres Ripley describes the organization's mission and goals and talks specifically about the designation of a portion of the watershed as a Superfund Cleanup Site.
State Representative Bruce Ayers, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains how his Helping Hand program is collecting donations of durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, canes, etc., for the people of Ukraine. Ayers also chats about an effort to create a dedicated State Police patrol for Quincy.
Shooting investigation. Lynch in Quincy. Quincy College home. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Catalina Lopez-Ospina, inaugural Vice President for the newly created Community Engagement Department at Project Bread shares her story of coming to the United States from Colombia, and how her struggles with food insecurity will help her create solutions for hunger in Massachusetts.
Sally Owen announces the return of the Environmental Treasures program on Earth Day, April 23rd with a program called Lessons from the Pandemic.
Shooting at Adams Inn. Abigail statue. NQHS Quiz Team. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Newly appointed North Quincy High School Principal Keith Ford talks about his journey from being kept back in the first grade, to achieving his Masters Degree his plan to uniquely embrace every student.
Sean Glennon, Quincy Community Development Director, provides details of the Community Development Block Grant Program, and CD Week activities in Quincy including a workforce development program at Quincy College.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch announces that he is commissioning a new bronze statue of Abigail Adams for the Hancock Adams Common in Quincy Center. Koch anticipates the new statue will be installed later this year. Koch also discusses next year's budget.
New Manet clinic. Jobs at Quincy Schools. Homeless grants. Daily news, weather and sports update.
John Yazwinski, President & CEO of Father Bills and MainSpring provides an update on construction of the new Yawkey Housing Resource Center including a new partnership with Manet Community Health Center in Quincy, and discusses the impact of the rising cost of housing on vulnerable populations.
Quincy Animal Shelter Director Kit Burke explains that the shelter will be moving to a temporary new location in Squantum this spring as the city prepares to build a new public safety complex at their current location on Broad Street.
Quincy Center crash. Lowes demolition. Kelly Cobble award. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about the recently passed $1.67 billion supplemental state budget, economic impacts of the pandemic, the proposed suspension of the state's gas tax, and a ballot question regarding so-called gig workers.
Roche Brothers closed. Budget talks. Ferry questions. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the April 5th Board of License Commissioners meeting. Crispo also discusses the return of Ward 3 Precinct 3 to the 1st Norfolk District, and issues a reminder about the city censu, and upcoming rabies clinic for dogs.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the first in-person city council meeting in over 2 years on April 4, including a proposed expansion of Pine Hill Cemetery, and a plan by the VA to close the North Quincy health center.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains the plans to add new graves to the Pine Hill Cemetery and also chats about the redevelopment of Wollaston Center.
Pine Hill Cemetery questions. Vaping webinar. Man with gun. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Irene Lutts of Quincycles explains the mission of the group and also chats about their various rides, and efforts to improve bicycle infrastructure in Quincy.
Council is back. Quincy State Police needed. Quincy College nursing success. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Steve Perdios of the Friends of Faxon park chats about how the group is trying to become a non-profit organization and advocate for improvements to the park. Steve also discusses the annual cleanup scheduled for April 2nd.
Quincy man arrested at Rock show. Lowes coming down. Public golf course. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Council to meet in-person. Golf course opens. High School Quiz Show. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that the State Secretary of Transportation Jamey Tessler, and MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak will both visit Quincy Center this week to discuss the development of a new parking garage and the redevelopment of the MBTA station.
Car hits building. Stabbing suspects sought. Wollaston Center. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum chats about the history of the organization and the granite industry in Quincy, and highlights this year's exhibits.
Stabbing. Construction accident. Fundraiser for teen. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Head of School at The Woodward School in Quincy Alex Magay explains their new Impact Learning program, designed to give students a head start on their future education and career choices.
Quincy Community Planning Director Sean Glennon explains the city's five year Housing Production Plan, and also describes programs that are available to help seniors make improvements to their homes.
Recreational marijuana approved. Furnace Brook Golf Course to open. Apartment controversy. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about the cybersecurity threat from Russia, the state of the pandemic here and abroad, Governor Baker's proposed tax cuts, and new legislation banning discrimination based on hair styles.
Sue Kindregan, Secretary for the Quincy Board of License Commissioners explains the actions taken at the March 22 meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a recent security incident at North Quincy High School, plans by National Grid for a cable replacement project, and the future of the statues of John Adams, Abigail Adams, and Louisa Catherine Adams.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the March 21st city council meeting, including a presentation by National Grid about an underground cable replacement project.
National Grid project. Net Zero school. Covid approaches 20,000. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Alice Arena and Mike Lang of the Fore River Residents Against the Compressor Station react to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's recent admission that the facility in North Weymouth should not have been approved.
School gun scare. School updates. Fore River Bridge. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Asian Resources President & CEO Philip Chong, Programs & Services Manager Rockey Chan, and Family & Community Services Lead Tina Ho explain several programs including the newly launched Quincy Community Interpretation Training Program.
No school on Election Day? School upgrades. Gavin House. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy VA could close. Failed bank robbery. Woman to lead jail. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about the increase in Covid cases in Hong Kong, the war in Ukraine and how Massachusetts is preparing for refugees, and upcoming ballot questions.
New library director. New development. New golf pro. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses plans by the city to take over and improve the Furnace Brook Golf Club.
Lynch says military needed in Ukraine. Neponset River cleanup. Park service mourning loss. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Environmentalist PJ Foley and Scott Bishop, Principal of Bishop Land Design of Quincy discuss an idea to create a pathway linking Houghs Neck, Germantown, and Adams Shore with Broad Meadows.
Season ends for NQ teams. Plan for gender neutral language. Blood drive. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa promote their final 2 classical music performances of the year on March 27th and May 8th at Quincy High School.
Fatal pedestrian crash. NQ B'ball teams compete. QHS Drama Club shows. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the $1.6 billion supplemental budget passed by the House this week and also talks about a proposal to suspend the state's gas tax, a proposal to divest the state's pension fund from Russian companies in response to the war in Ukraine, and the dire pandemic situation in Hong Kong.
Wins for NQ Basketball. Man chains himself to city hall. Buters Pond restoration. Daily news, weather and sports.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the March 8 Board of License Commissioners meeting and also issues a reminder about the city census.
NQ Basketball Playoffs. Coffee with the Sheriff. New housing proposals. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Ukrainian IT consultant Roman Pugachov discusses how he and his family were forced to flee Kharkiv after the Russian invasion and also speaks about the pride and determination of the Ukrainian people.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the March 7th city council meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reacts to passage of bonds for new fire department apparatus and studying the possibility of replacing the Squantum Elementary School.
Collections for Ukraine. School and fire spending approved. Free masks and tests. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Rita MacKinnon, Vice President for Compliance at BayState Community Services of Quincy provides an explanation of their mission and services, and talks about their walk-in outpatient clinic, and Family Resource Center.
Four teams advance. Free Covid tests and masks. Shamrock Splash. Daily news, weather and sports update.
William Carroll, Ph.D, Dean of Liberal Arts & Professional Programs, and Kristin Noone, Ph.D, Professor of Business Management at Quincy College discuss the college's new Bachelor's degree program in Business Management.
School EDI Director. Spending resolutions. Tik Tok. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reacts to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, comments on President Joe Biden's State of the Union address, and reports on the reopening of the State House.
Murder suspect held. Dove grant. Saving by Shaving. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch responds to a Civil Service Commission report that alleges unfair hiring of his son as a Quincy police officer. Koch also praises Granite Telecommunications of Quincy for their 9th annual Saving by Shaving fundraiser.
Quincy murder arrest. Civil Service chides Quincy. Saving by Shaving. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Healy Sammis and Kyle Wrentz, Co-Founders and Directors of Break A Leg Theatre Works of Plymouth talk about running the Theatre, Music, and Rhetoric Program at the Woodward School for Girls in Quincy, and their upcoming production of I Hate Shakespeare.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the February 22nd Board of License Commissioners meeting and also explains that the city census forms will be going out in the mail soon.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on the school committee actions regarding the pandemic and the plans for a new special education learning center.
Clinic moving. Black History event. Vacation recreation. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane explains that their annual Stop the Stigma 5K Road Race is back in person this year on April 30th in Squantum. Doane also provides an update on the status of their food pantry, New Directions Counseling Center, Thrift Shop, and new book distribution program.
Congressman Stephen Lynch, D - MA 8th District, discusses the crisis in Ukraine, the controversial natural gas compressor station in Weymouth, the MBTA groundbreaking ceremony for a new electric bus maintenance facility, the future of Social Security, and the cooperation between city, state, and federal agencies during the pandemic.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District discusses the upcoming reopening of the Statehouse, the changing pandemic related restrictions, and the groundbreaking of a new MBTA electric bus maintenance facility in Quincy.
Jeanne Foy, Director of the MASSPIRG Consumer Action Center in Weymouth talks about how her agency helps consumers resolve conflicts and promotes Consumer Protection Week in March.
Weymouth teen killed. Plaza shooting suspect. No more masks. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides an update on the council meeting of February 14th, including an update on the current state of the pandemic in the city and the recent cyber attacks.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the MBTA's plans for a new bus maintenance facility, the proposed expansion of the Pine Hill Cemetery, the recent cyber attacks on the city's computer network and theft from the pension fund, and a new development in Quincy Center.
Development approved. Cemetery expansion. T garage. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Ron Iacobucci, Executive Director of South Shore Workforce Development talks about the current state of the labor market and the potential for future employement opportunities in a post pandemic economy.
Sean Glennon, Community Development Director for the City of Quincy and Emma Battaglia, Senior Housing and Land Use Planner for the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, discuss the latest five year Housing Production Plan for the city.
Quincy pension fund hacked. Roche Brothers closing. Special school committee meeting. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about the Lunar New Year, protests at the Statehouse, current state of the pandemic, and pending legislation on ethnic background cenus data.
Koch supports lifting mandate. Firefighter promotion. New counselors. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Caroline Donohue-Oullette of the Quincy Tree Alliance describes the group's mission and also promotes an upcoming virtual presentation on tree equity in Quincy in partnership with the Thomas Crane Library.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the February 8th Board of License Commissioners meeting and also speaks about the city census and the state election.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the newly renovated North Quincy branch of the Thomas Crane Public Library, explains a cyber attack on the city's computer network, speaks about the plans for a new Squantum Elementary School and a request for a new fire department ladder truck and engine.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the February 7th city council meeting, including discussion around a new Squantum Elementary School, new fire department apparatus, and a residential property tax exemption.
Cyber attack. Net zero school. New fire engines. Daily news, weather and sports update.
John Paul "The Car Doctor" from AAA Northeast, discusses the sharp price increases and lack of inventory for new and used cars. Paul also reviews the future of electric vehicles, the cost of gasoline, and offers some tips for coping with ice storms.
Con man. Restaurant closing. New school and fire engines. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Neighborworks Housing Solutions CEO Robert Corley talks about their mission and how the pandemic has impacted the development of affordable housing in Quincy and across the region.
No school. Principal resigns. New school and fire engines. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Not guilty plea. Company fined. Racist graffiti. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses international affairs including the Russia, Ukraine conflict, the Olympics in Beijing, and North Korean missile launches. Chan also talks about local issues including disagreement about changes to voting, and the Lunar New Year celebration.
Arrest in officer death. Rescue at sea. New graves. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reviews how the city handled the blizzard, talks about the need for a new fire department ladder truck and engine, explains the next step for a new Squantum Elementary School, and wishes everyone a happy Lunar New Year.
New fire trucks. New covid clinic. Lunar New Year. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Caryn Smith and Jen Ormond of the Quincy Rotary Club talk about their annual Valetine Box Fundraiser. Visit QuincyRotary.com for details.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill reflects on the success of the holiday season, and looks forward to more in-person events for 2022.
Quincy Asian Resources President & CEO Philip Chong explains that the 34th annual Lunar New Year celebration marking the Year of the Tiger, will be a virtual event on February 20th.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains how the city is preparing for the major snow storm expected to impact the region on Saturday.
Lynch calls for compressor shutdown. Registry officer resigns. Covid clinic open. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reacts to Governor Baker's State of the Commonwealth address, discusses the upcoming budget season, and explains why recreational marijuana is so profitable.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the actions taken at the January 25th Board of License Commissioners meeting and also talks about preparations for the upcoming state elections.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the appointment of a Christine Cugini as Veterans Services Director, the plans to redevelop Wollaston Center, and the call for a Department of Social Justice and Equity.
Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the actions taken at the January 24th city council meeting. Discussion included a reintroduction of proposals for a new Department of Social Justice and Equity, and outside legal counsel for the city council.
Shooting turns fatal. New Veterans director. Lane closures. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Director of Tourism Dagny Ashley explains the new Discover Quincy App, the new Welcome Center, plans for a new visitor's guide, and other efforts to promote Quincy as a tourist destination.
Plaza shooting. Swastika found. Social justice department. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Damaris Dominguez of National Grid and the Good Neighbor Energy Fund explains how the fund can help eligible customers pay their heating bills and also explains their forgiveness program.
Compressor stays. Croall needs a kidney. Funeral for former officer. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District chats about Maura Healey's announcement to run for governor, a pandemic relief bill, President Biden's press conference, and the current state of the economy.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses his work on the Massachusetts Department of Transportation Board of Directors, the efforts to obtain federal pandemic relief assistance, and the virtual Lunar New Year celebration.
Wayne Westcott, Coordinator of the Exercise Science Program at Quincy College discusses healthy New Year's resolutions, the importance of strength training, and the pitfalls of weight loss diets.
Class quarantined. Police station delay. Bridge open. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the Right to Repair law, unemployment, the federal pandemic relief bill, and international politics.
General's Bridge to open. Interfaith heat. Fire department grant. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the actions taken at the January 11th Board of License Commissioners meeting.
Interfaith closed. New apartments. Presidents Coast. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Emergency Management Director Ally Sleiman provides information about how to prepare for emergencies, how to sign up for Alert Quincy, how to participate in CERT, Community Emergency Response Team, and winter preparedness.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that Foxrock Properties has cancelled plans for a 20 story hotel and apartment building in Quincy Center. Koch also says Governor Charlie Baker is coming to officially open the new Generals Bridge.
Development changes. Cannabis meeting. Sheriff's grant. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy School Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins provide an update on how the pandemic is impacting schools and also discuss the new position of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Director.
General's Bridge to open. Housing Authority vandals. Council remote. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Aspire Health Alliance President & CEO Antony Sheehan chats about mental health during the pandemic and how Aspire is responding to the increase in demand for services.
Snow Emergency. Covid in Schools. Candlelight Vigil. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the current state of the pandemic, the one year anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol, the political situation in Ukraine, and the upcoming Lunar New Year celebration.
Covid in schools. Bregoli on leave. Long Island. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Julie Mallozzi of the Quincy Climate Action Network provides background information about the group, and promotes a special presentation on Heat Pumps on January 19th in partnership with the Thomas Crane Public Library.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about his priorities for 2022 and discusses the current state of the pandemic.
Quincy Councilor-At-Large Noel DiBona talks about being elected the new city council president, and some of his priorities for the new legislative year.
Thomas Crane Library Director Megan Allen announces the reopening of the North Quincy branch on February 1st, and also talks about the ongoing impacts of the pandemic.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about the Governor's latest actions to deal with the pandemic, upcoming legislative issues, national politics, and the Hong Kong election.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update on the Board of License Commissioners meeting for December 21st, and also gives a preview of the first meeting of the Quincy City Council in 2022.
Suspect located. Development delayed. School grant. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says the city will save 168 million dollars by financing 470 million dollars in pension obligations over the next 19 years. Koch also offers his thoughts on the pandemic and provides a Christmas message.
Affordable Housing. Vaccinations and Testing. Holiday Collections. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Salvation Army Captain Adam Boynton makes an urgent appeal for donations to their Annual Holiday Kettle Drive and also explains the need for volunteers.
Realtor Guilty. Air BnB Trouble. Record Fundraiser. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Mike Shanahan, Executive Director of Maria Droste Counseling Services in Quincy talks about coping with pandemic related stress, telehealth, and warning signs and coping strategies for anxiety and depression.
Armed home invasion. State grants. School threat. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the recent passage of the American Rescue Plan Act, the next phase of the Statehouse re-opening, global economic issues, and a law that could impact pork and egg prices.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang explains actions taken at the last council meeting of 2021 including setting the property tax rates and passing a measure that requires signs on new buildings that would help firefighters in the event of an emergency. Liang also comments on her past 2 years as Council President and her priorities for the next two years.
Road Rage Shooting. Free Test Kits. T Station Updates. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the new property tax rates for 2022, and speaks briefly about teacher contract negotiations, and free rapid at home Covid 19 test kits coming to Quincy.
South Shore YMCA President Paul Gorman provides an update on how they are coping during the pandemic, including information about a very successful swim program for babies, their holiday food and toy drives, and upcoming winter programs.
Manet Community Health Center CEO Cynthia Sierra explains how Manet is continuing to respond to the pandemic and also talks about the community health center model and their recent expansion.
Footprints lead to arrest. Church masks. Turtles rescued. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about the current state of the pandemic, energy concerns, national issues including the new U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts, and international issues including the Russia/Ukraine conflict, and the diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics.
Jay Tolman, Director of Community Outreach for Home Instead Senior Care in Norwell explains their Santa for a Senior program and also talks about how they are caring for their clients during the pandemic.
Quincy Fire Department Education Officer, Lt. Christopher Murphy provides fire safety information for the holiday and winter season.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the December 7th Board of License Commissioners meeting and also discusses the revised precinct maps that were approved by the city council.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang explains that the council has re-elected the City Auditor and approved revisions to the redistricting and repricinting plan.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about winter preparedness, school curriculum changes, federal pandemic relief funds, the General's Bridge and Park Tree Lighting, and Pearl Harbor Day.
School changes. New developments. Pearl Harbor Day. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy College Athletic Director Jack Raymer discusses the expansion of their varsity athletic programs including the addition of baseball, men's and women's soccer, and hockey.
Paula Fleming, Chief Marketing & Sales Officer for the Better Business Bureau provides some helpful tips and information about how to avoid holiday scams and what to do if you become a victim.
Officers cleared. New Townhouses. Necklace stolen. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the omicron variant of Covid-19, Governor Baker's decision not to seek re-election, and holiday festivities in Quincy.
Affordable Housing. Perjury Charges. Salvation Army. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Wollaston Garden Club Co-Presidents Ann Foresman and Kathy Ceurvels talk about their annual Holiday Greens Sale, and other aspects of the club's activities and membership.
Patrick Ronan, Director of Community Relations for Father Billls and MainSpring discusses their recent Thanksgiving Day community meals program, their needs for the holiday and winter season, and the progress on the Yawkey Housing Resource Center.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the holiday celebrations and Thanksgiving Day Football Game, and looks ahead to upcoming celebrations including the General's Park and Bridge Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa talk about their return to in-person performances and the annual 'Tis the Season Symphony and Song Holiday Concert on December 2nd at 7pm at Quincy High School.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the plan to reopen the Statehouse, debate about federal pandemic rescue funds, a health care reform bill, and the upcoming holiday celebrations in Quincy.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the November 23rd Board of License Commissioners meeting, including the waving of the two thousand dollar liquor license renewal fee for 2022.
Indictments for fraud and drugs. Milton murder indicement. Cats rescued. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about the recently approved Bachelors Degree Program at Quincy College, upcoming priorities for the Quincy City Council, and the Thanksgiving and Christmas festivities in the city this week.
Quincy College Bachelors Program. New apartment building. Holiday Market. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill explains the Holiday Market at Kilroy Square taking place November 26-28 and December 3-5 in Quincy Center.
Lauren Rexford, Director of Energy Programs for Quincy Community Action Programs explains the changes for this year's annual heating assistance program.
Knife attack. Covid clinic. Historical documentary. Daily news, weather and sports update.
2 deadly crashes. 2 virtual meetings. Fire leads to drugs. Daily news, weather and sports update.
In his weekly podcast, State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy speaks about the end of the legislative session on Beacon Hill, federal pandemic relief funds, the recent surge in Covid 19 cases, and the racial unrest at Quincy High School.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang chats about her recent re-election, her term as council president, a proposed residential property tax exemption, and the recent racial issues in the Quincy Public Schools.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the racial issues in Quincy Public Schools, the federal infrastructure bill, Foxrock Properties development proposals, and the upcoming Quincy Christmas Parade.
Quincy Lions Club President Karen Giovaniello talks about their upcoming holiday activities and plans for next year.
Quincy Lodge of Elks Exalted Ruler Julieanne Creedon and member, State Representative Bruce Ayers of Quincy talk about the history of the Elks and its Quincy activities.
Racism forum. No 20 story building. Recreational marijuana. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District speaks about local projects being funded by federal pandemic relief funds, the future of sports betting in Massachusetts, and the current status of the Statehouse during the pandemic.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the actions taken at the November 9th Board of License Commissioners meeting.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the passage of $401,000 for Furnace Brook Golf Course expenses, the retirement of Thomas Crane Library Director Megan Allen, the passing of former Mayor Frank McCauley, and Veterans Day.
Students disciplined. Police fraud. President's Trail. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Rob and Lydia Muollo and their 6 month old son Dante talk about Rob's late mother, Claire Zampine Muollo, and how she founded the Promises for Purple walk for pancreatic cancer research in 2011. The 10th annual walk will be held November 7th at Braintree High School.
Pedestrian hit. McCauley funeral. Fire on video. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Frank McCauley dies. Loaded gun found. Veterans Day. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District reflects on the Quincy and Boston city elections, discusses state redistricting, federal pandemic relief funds coming to Quincy, and upcoming events in his district.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that Father Bills homeless shelter will remain in its current home until a new facility is built. Koch also talks about a recent visit by MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak to the Quincy Center T Station.
Quincy Elder Services Director Tom Clasby provides an update on activities at The Kennedy Center, and reflects on the effects of the pandemic on the center and it's members.
Father Bills and MainSpring President and CEO John Yazwinski explains that they will be breaking ground on a new Housing Resource Center to replace the existing shelter on Broad Street in Quincy in November.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District discusses negotiations around the state budget surplus and federal pandemic relief funds. Recovery from storm damage and upcoming community events are also part of the talk.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the October 26th Board of License Commissioners meeting, and a preview of the November 2nd municipal election.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains how the city is preparing for the Noreaster, and also discusses a recent land purchase along the Southern Artery, the potential for future development at the Quincy Shipyard, and the upcoming Christmas celebrations in the city.
Storm Preparations. Student followed. Westcott Honored. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Ron Iacobucci, Executive Director of Quincy Workforce Development explains that the Quincy Career Center has reopened. Iacobucci also discusses the current labor market in Quincy and Massachusetts, and opportunities for future training and employment.
Quincy Animal Shelter Directior Kit Burke, and Board President Sandra Sines provide an update on shelter activities, sale of their 2022 Calendar, and the plans for a new shelter.
40 year old murder. Park rededicated. Drug take back. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Robert Pierson, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program speaks about volunteer opportunities for tutoring in English as a Second Language, Rides for Veterans, Friendly Visitors, and Elementary School tutoring, as well as their upcoming holiday drive for active duty military.
State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about state redistricting, Covid relief funds, renewable energy, and municipal broadband proposals.
Koch urges patience. Shipyard development. Drug bust. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on a resolution by Ward 4 Councilor Brian Palmucci seeking an update on Foxrock Properties' plans to redevelop the Ross Lot in Quincy Center. Koch also discusses his proposal to ammend some current zoning regulations regarding new development.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang explains actions taken at the October 18th City Council meeting, including resolutions regarding plans by Foxrock Properties of Quincy to redevelop the former Ross Lot in Quincy Center.
Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Tim Cahill speaks about the future of work in Quincy, potential redevelopment of the Quincy Shipyard, a tiny house being built by Quincy High School students, and the Presidents Trail.
Foxrock update. McCallum trial. New Basketball program. Daily news, weather and sports update.
John Paul " The Car Doctor" from AAA Northeast offers tips for Car Care Month in October, chats about the cost of gasoline, and safety devices on vehicles.
Foxrock questions. Tik Tok trouble. Streetlights. Daily news, weather, and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about lottery couriers, federal pandemic relief funds, legislative redistricting, and unemployment among other topics.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the most recent Board of License Commissioners meeting and an update on the November 2nd municipal election.
Shooting arrest. Students disciplined. Hate crimes. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Cathie Briggette, Chairwoman of the 3rd Annual South Shore Conference for Women explains the event on October 28th at the Boston Marriott Quincy.
Brockton officer shot. Koch appointed to board. CoastSweep. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about the pandemic's impact on energy costs, a new report on the economic future of Massachusetts, negotiations over federal pandemic relief funds, and legislation that could have an impact on eggs.
Shots fired. No teachers contract. Vietnam veteran memorial. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang explains the new Ward and Precinct map that goes into effect in 2022 and also describes a Resolve regarding commercial vehicle traffic on 2 roadways.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch chats about the use of federal pandemic relief money, potential redevelopment of the Quincy Shipyard, and the proposed new public safety complex.
Armed carjacking. Covid trees. Candidates nights. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Elizabeth DiMattio of 4C Trees in Quincy explains the group's mission of planting trees in memory of the victims of Covid-19.
Gun suspect in court. Expanded truck ban. New voting map. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Dawn Hayes, Director of Marketing and Philanthropy, and Mary Christo, of the Board of Directors for Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy promote their 16th annual Harvesting Hope Fundraiser, set for October 29th at the Boston Marriott Quincy.
New wards and precincts. MBTA concerns. Bocce fundraiser. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about how the pandemic has impacted supply and demand, the budget process, and the State House reopening process.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the September 28th Board of License Commissioners meeting, and also explains a meeting of the Board of Registrars of Voters, which approved new voting precincts for 2022.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang provides an update of the September 27th council meeting including a proposal to enforce bicycle regulations, and a ban on commercial vehicles on Furnace Brook Parkway.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the student who was arrested for bringing a gun to school, and chats about the upcoming Food Truck Festival and plans for the holidays.
Student with gun. Walmart fire. McDermott appointed. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane talks about the increase in demand for services from their food pantry, thrift shop, and New Directions Counseling Center. Doane also promotes their upcoming Feed the Hungry Gala fundraiser.
Quincy College Assistant Dean of Nursing Christopher Slocum and student nurse Royfael Ramnarian talk about the 2 career paths for nursing at Quincy College and how the pandemic has impacted the profession.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses renewable energy, Covid-19 vaccine mandates, potential reopening of the Statehouse, and expanded gambling among other state, national, and international issues.
New voting locations. New development. Target opens. Daily news, weather and sports update.
New Ward 2 Civic Association President Richard Ash talks about his hopes to increase membership and develop new community programs and activities.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the details of the September 21 Board of License Commissioners meeting and also provides a preview of the November 2 municipal election.
Pandemic hearings. Short term rentals. Archaeological survey. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang provides an update of the September 20th council meeting including discussion about ordinances proposed for short term rentals and the use of the Hancock Adams Green, and a resolution regarding federal pandemic relief funds.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says he will not hold public hearings to gather input about spending the American Rescue Plan funds however he will provide the city council with an update on the expenditures.
New Head of School at The Woodward School in Quincy Alex Magay talks about his background and his impressions of Woodward and Quincy.
National Guard in Quincy. Green Community. Christmas Parade. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Captain Amanda Boynton explains how she and her husband Adam arrived at the Quincy Chapter of the Salvation Army recently, and describes their services and volunteer opportunities.
Students positive. Trooper crash. Pandemic money. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses efforts to reopen the statehouse, worker shortages, public transportation, and upcoming ballot questions.
O'Donnell out. Mother and child hit. Bloodmobile. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the Generals Bridge and Park dedication ceremony, comments on the new school year, and outlines some priorities for the city council.
Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa chat about their upcoming Pops Concert with the Quincy Choral Society on the Hancock Adams Common in Quincy Center on September 18th at 5pm.
Safety at NQHS. 20 story building. Quincy remembers 9/11. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Back to school. 20 story building. Bridge opening. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kelly Cobble of the Quincy Art Association provides the details for the 23rd Annual Quincy ArtFest, scheduled for September 25th and 26th at Adams Field.
Bus drivers needed. Bloodmobile coming. September events. Daily news, weather and sports update.
City of Quincy Tourism Director Dagny Ashley describes the new City of Quincy Welcome Center and talks about how the city is planning to promote tourism in the future.
Teachers union. Drug arrests. Beach restoration. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Historical Society Executive Director Ed Fitzgerald PhD, and Curator Alexandra Elliot explain that the society is open to the public for the first time since the start of the pandemic. Fitzgerald and Elliot also talk about their new history blog.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the latest contract negotiations with city unions, the upcoming school year, the General's Bridge, and the annual overdose vigil.
Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins discuss the new school year amid the pandemic, and also reflect on summer school.
Porchfest Quincy co-founder Walter Hubley and Matt Bartkus and Kyle Tolini of local band The Sprints, talk about this year's festival scheduled for September 25th from 3-9pm in Wollaston, Merrymount, and Squantum.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the August 17th Board of License Commissioners meeting. Crispo also has information about the upcoming city elections and the federal census.
Quincy Naval Officer. Candlelight vigil. Volunteers honored. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Census appeal. Register to vote. Candlelight vigil. Daily news, weather and sportss update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, comments on the recent federal census, the mask mandate in public schools, Afghanistan, and the August Moon Festival.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the 2020 federal census numbers, plans for masks in schools, his appointment to the MBTA Board of Directors, and the Mayor's annual golf tournament.
Driver stranded. Beachcomber future. Welcome Center. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Kim Calvi of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library provides an update on the library's programs, services, and newly redesigned website.
Quincy masks. Shooting justified. School grants. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Rotary Club Vice President Margaret Laforest and Rotarian Dolly DiPesa explain their involvement in the Friends of Thai Daughters, which is assisting girls in Thailand develop a self sustaining farm.
Quincy Ward 3 City Councilor Ian Cain provides an update on the Mayor's Commission on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion that he is leading.
Quincy High School Principal Larry Taglieri, Social Studies Teacher Chris Benson, and Meghan Cassidy, Associate Vice President of Student Success and Partnerships at Quincy College discuss the new Early College High School program available to Quincy Public School students this fall.
Elections. Billboard withdrawn. Turtles removed. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District chats about mask mandates, vaccination rates, local aid for Quincy, and the 34th annual Quincy August Moon Festival.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides a preview of the upcoming school year, discusses improvements to Merrymount Park, and invites people to his annual cookout at Pageant Field on August 12th.
Sue Chandler, Executive Director of Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy discusses how they are focusing educating young people about domestic violence and also how they are coping during the pandemic.
Kelly Isoner, Director of Communications for the American Red Cross, discusses the current state of the blood supply, blood donations, and volunteering opportunities.
Grandparents scam. Registry dispute. Traffic changes. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses issues including the surge of the Delta variant of Covid-19, a proposed ballot question allowing expansion of beer and wine licenses, redistricting, and the August Moon Festival in Quincy.
Sudden student death. Fatal pedestrian. Delta expands. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Daniel Shannon, Executive Director of the MA Developmental Disabilities Council explains how his organization is helping people with disabilities and also invites everyone to come to the Massachusetts Vax Bus for Covid-19 vaccinations on August 12th and September 2nd at their North Quincy headquarters.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about his recent trip to Washington, D.C. to meet with Congressman Stephen Lynch, Chief of Staff for the U.S. Army General James McConville, and a visit to the Pentagon. Koch also provides an update on the planned General's Bridge dedication ceremony scheduled for September 11th in Quincy Center.
Marilynn Strauss, Ombudsman Director and Bridgett Campbell, Volunteer Coordinator and Office Manager at South Shore Elder Services of Braintree talk about how they are providing services and their need for new volunteers.
Quincy paving. Mayor in Washington. Golf course damage. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Asian Resources President and CEO Philip Chong chats about the 34th annual August Moon Festival on August 15th and also discusses his volunteer work on a new committee focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion in Quincy.
Maureen Mazrimas, President of the Friends of Wollaston Beach and Chris Mancini, Executive Director of Save the Harbor Save the Bay talk about their partnership to promote and improve Wollaston Beach.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D- MA 2nd Norfolk District discusses issues including sports betting, the state budget, the pandemic, and local aid.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says he hopes that students will return to full in person learning without having to wear masks in September. Koch also comments on the progress of the General's Bridge project in Quincy Center, and other upcoming city celebrations.
Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association President Walter Hubley and Secretary Robert LaRocca explain this year's Saturdays in the Park celebrations at Safford Park and the city wide Cornhole Tournament.
Maureen Mazrimas, President of the Friends of Wollaston Beach, and Chris Mancini, Executive Director of Save the Harbor Save the Bay talk about their partnership, and about events on the beach this year.
Fatal motorcycle crash. Fatal Dedham crash. Manet expands. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Long Island Bridge. Registry of Deeds. New roof. Daily news, weather and sports update.
New voting precints. Police body cameras. Registry of Deeds. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains actions taken at the July 20th Board of License Commissioners meeting, and also provides an update on the upcoming municipal election.
Lori Croall from Friends of Faxon Park invites everyone to a picnic on July 31st, and also explains how the group was formed and some of their future plans.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, of Quincy, discusses the state's "Back to Work" report about life after the pandemic, the spread of the coronavirus delta variant, the pandemic's impact on public transit and energy, and the future of the so called "Right to Repair" law.
Adams Park plans. Surgery for abused dog. Beach contamination. Daily news, weather, and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about his appointment of a new committee to explore issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Koch also discusses a proposal to purchase property along the Town River for preservation, and reflects on the 254th birthday anniversary celebration for President John Quincy Adams.
Not guilty plea. Fatal pedestrian crash. Gas prices rise. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Milton murder. Braintree fundraiser. Wreath laying. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Graeme Marsden and Damion Outar of the Rural Lodge of Masons in Quincy discuss how the lodge has been coping during the pandemic, their new headquarters, and an upcoming open house.
Wreath ceremony postponed. New diversity committee. Summer meals. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses the current situation with the pandemic and vaccine roll out, the state budget process, the proposed 2 month sales tax holiday, mail in voting, and other local and state issues.
Firefighters rescue float driver. Wollaston water quality. Food truck festival. Daily news, weather and sports update.
South Shore YMCA Aquatics Director Ken Berardi provides some water safety tip and explains why the YMCA is on a mission to make Quincy a Drowning Prevention Community.
Braintree fire. Generals Bridge. Chris McCallum Championship. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Thomas Crane Public Library Director Megan Allen announces the reopening of the main branch on July 14th. Allen also provides an update on the renovations to the North Quincy branch.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides more details about the city's plans to purchase the Munroe Building in Quincy Center and also thanks a local restaurant for hosting a Fourth of July fireworks display.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the past year and a half of the pandemic, speaks about how federal relief money can be used in the city, and discusses the recent budget process and the purchase of the Munroe Building in Quincy Center.
Head advisory. Golf course delayed. Blood drive. Daily news, weather and sports update.
State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses issues including a proposed 2 month sales tax free holiday, redistricting, and mail in voting.
Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum President Al Bina provides an update on the museum, which is now open on specific weekends, with the opportunity for private tours.
Ron Iacobucci, Director of the Mass Hire South Shore Workforce Board speaks about the current state of unemployment in the region, and the opportunities for career advancement post pandemic.
Quincy Animal Shelter President Sandra Sines and Director Kit Burke provide explain that the shelter is hoping to reopen to the public soon. They also discuss plans for a new shelter and some upcoming fundraisers.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the June 22nd Board of License Commissioners meeting. Crispo also comments on a proposal by state lawmakers to redraw voting districts before cities and towns can set their new precinct lines.
Budget hearings. Celtics Camp. Calling veterans. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy City Council President Nina Liang explains actions taken at the June 21st meeting including year end appropriations, upcoming budget hearings, and the passage of a $475 million pension bond.
Norfolk County RSVP Director Robert Pierson explains their Cyber Seniors computer training program this summer, and a planned volunteer appreciation event in August.
In his weekly City Hall Update, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the $475 million pension bond that was approved by the city council and also reflects on three major new developments proposed for Quincy Center.
Pension bond approved. New Quirk dealership. K9 Kitt. Daily news, weather and sports update.
New developments. Senior proms. Farmer's Market. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch announces that developers Sam Slater and Joey Arcari are proposing to develop 3 new buildings along Hancock Street in Quincy Center including a performing arts center, new residential, retail, and restaurant space for a total of $300 million in new investment.
Quincy Access Television Executive Director Jonathan Caliri explains that the access center is once again open to the public. He also chats about how the pandemic impacted operations and plans for a 25th anniversary celebration in 2021.
John Paul, "The Car Doctor", from AAA Northeast discusses the current state of travel, how the pandemic has impacted automobile pricing, the "100 Deadliest Days", and fuel prices.
Principals retire. Bone Marrow drive. Juneteenth. Daily news, weather and sports update.
Quincy College Board of Governors Chairman Paul Barbadoro, Esq. discusses the governance and financial status of Quincy College, and also reflects on a plan to create a permanent new home for the college in Quincy Center.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reacts to the city council vote on his pension bond proposal, chats about future plans for the Adams Academy and adjacent properties, reflects on the Flag Day parade, and offers well wishes to House Speaker Ron Mariano.