AM Quincy on QATV

2 more Quincy candiates. Mayor at council meeting. Name a ferry contest.

Hilary Miller from the Friends of the Thomas Crane Library provides an update on spring activities including their annual meeting, and a pop-up bookstore at the North Quincy branch.  

Representative Tackey Chan speaks about a proposal to allocate more funds from the so-called millionaire's tax to transportation and education.  Chan also dives into the tariff issue now impacting world trade.  

Quincy mayor to speak to city council. Quincy seeks overdue fees. Quincy brothers part of larger criminal enterprise.   

Quincy brothers charged with identity theft. Quincy cheerleading coach fired. Quincy Spring Concert. 

Hubley a ward 3 candidate. Library warns of funding cuts. Koch warns of lean budget. 

Dove, Domestic Violence Ended Executive Director Mick Hirsch and Development Director Cassie McGlynn speak about how they arrived at Dove, and also promote their annual Let's Dance fundraiser.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain explains new ordinances dealing with salaries for the mayor and city councilors, an update on spring road work, and the recent opening of the Furnace Brook Golf Course clubhouse. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about spring road projects, a preliminary glimpse at the new budget, the Heritage Tree Project, and the John Fogerty concert for the Quincy 400 celebration.  

New pay raises policies for Quincy mayor and city councilors. John Fogerty coming to Quincy. Gen. Joseph Dunford honored by Quincy Lions. 

American Red Cross Communications Director Kelly Isenor provides an update on their disaster aid response to midwestern floods and tornados, various classes in CPR and AED training, and the ongoing need for blood and platelet donations. 

Salaries debated in Quincy. QCAP funding worries. YMCA expansion underway. 

Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane provides information about their annual Stop the Stigma 5K Road Race on April 26th, and also speaks about their food pantry and thrift shop.  

Quincy woman sentenced for Social Security fraud. Quincy Center pub closing. Quincy nurse could toss out first pitch at Fenway. 

Religious leaders speak out against Quincy statues. New Quincy clubhouse to open. New Quincy Animal Care Center to open.  

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about rules changes within the legislature, questions about utility billing procedures, and the local impact of federal tariffs.  

Cain won't seek reelection. Boston officer arrested in Weymouth. Former state trooper admits to bribery scandal. 

Quincy City Council President and Ward 3 Councilor Ian Cain announces that he is not running for re-election this year after 10 years on the council.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about plans to save a historic granite house in West Quincy, and expanded ferry service from Marina Bay.  

Skull raises questions about missing women.  National Grid fined. Quincy 400 Lecture Series.