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Quincy Youth Football & Cheer President Nathan Knowles, and Vice President Sean Halpin talk about the group's 75 year history, and explain the registration process for the new season.  

Major repaving in Quincy.  2 CD Week events in Quincy. Quincy Climate Action Workshop. 

Pat Ronan, Community and Government Relations Director for Father Bills & MainSpring discusses the current state of homelessness, plans to open a new housing resource center in Brockton, and uncertainty about federal funding. 

State Representative Tackey Chan talks about the budget hearing process, current economic outlook, and also a preview of AAPI month in May.  

Quincy budget up significantly. Congressman Lynch to host Quincy rally.  CD Week and National Parks Week in Quincy.  

Zak Mertz, CEO of the New England Wildlife Center speaks about the history of the organization and their mission of educating the public about wildlife and their veterinary treatment programs.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on CD Week, Earth Day, school vacation week, and next year's city budget.  

Quincy man charged in Salem shooting. Quincy man assaulted in Braintree. Quincy marks Earth Day, CD Week, and National Parks Week.  

Quincycles President Steve McLaughlin talks about how he become involved in the group, and plans for the 2025 season. 

Four fires in Quincy. Quincy cemetery restoration complete. Furnace Brook tour in Quincy. 

Quincy Community Development Director Sean Glennon and Assistant Community Development Planner Rhiannon Gorham run down the history of CD Week, and the events in Quincy for 2025.  

Sara Callard and Ann Danby of the Friends of Ruth Gordon Amphitheater talk about their 2025 season.  

Illegal casinos in Quincy and Boston. Gun and drugs recovered in Quincy. Quincy church demolition approved.  

Gary St. Fleur, Manager of Project Engagement for National Grid provides an update on the North Quincy Cable Replacement Project. 

Quincy chasing overdue fines. Quincy McDonald's violate child labor laws. Bank robber pleads guilty. 

Jessica van der Stad, Executive Director of the American Parkinson Disease Association Massachusetts Chapter, and Cathi Thomas from the Information and Referral Center at Boston University discuss Parkinson Disease and the 39th annual Massachusetts Optimism Walk scheduled for May 18th at Bowditch Field in Framingham.  

The state budget process, energy costs, and tariff impacts are some of the items discussed in this latest episode.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on the MBTA and this year's Quincy 400 Flag Day Parade.  

Quincy man guilty of murder. Koch says T moving in the right direction. Rescued turtles released. 

Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro and Director of Institutional Advancement Kara Bobrov explain the mission of the newly formed Quincy College Foundation.