AM Quincy on QATV

Fire and crash. City council back. Free kite festival. Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy City Council candidate Maggie McKee receives environmental endorsement(00:03:35) - MBTA to Crack Down on Sneaking on the T(00:07:06) - Back to School Backpacks distributed in Quincy(00:09:15) - Stocks close at a record high(00:10:06) - Weather Forecast: Showers possible today, warm and humid

Record low voter turnout. Child rescued from hot car. New pickleball courts.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Preliminary Election turnout lowest ever recorded in Quincy(00:01:26) - Child Left Alone in Hot Car in Hingham(00:02:55) - Boston Food Delivery Driver Stabbed During Road Rage Attack(00:04:35) - Massachusetts initiative petitions deemed ballot eligible(00:06:39) - Stocks Mixed; Nasdaq Soars(00:07:21) - Weather Forecast: Partly cloudy with a shower Thursday

4 Quincy candidates eliminated. New Squantum School. EV charging stations.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council election results in Quincy(00:03:13) - Massachusetts rules on 'junk fees' take effect(00:06:20) - Judge: Massachusetts Treasurer Wrongfully Fired Cannabis Control Commission Chair Shannon O(00:08:21) - Business Update

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the discovery of so-called forever chemicals in firefighter gear, the new Squantum School, and preliminary election day.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Mayor speaks out about the new school in West Quincy(00:04:18) - Firefighters Protective Gear Found to Have PFAS(00:08:18) - Mayor Thomas Koch: Election Day in Quincy

Quincy votes. Judge denies Quincy unions statue request. Postal worker fraud.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Preliminary Election Day in Quincy(00:01:38) - Quincy Police: Police and Fire Unions Cannot Join in Lawsuit(00:06:12) - Man Arrested in Murder of Maine Man Found Wrapped in Blank(00:08:03) - Woman Charged with scheming to fraudulently obtain Social Security(00:09:47) - Quincy News Update: September 2nd

Meghan Giovannoni, VP of Student Success & Partnerships at Quincy College provides an update on their Early College High School, Dual Enrollment, and Accelerated Associates Degree Pathway programs.  

Quincy firefighter gear in question. Early voting begins. Seawall repairs moving ahead. 

Anne Mahoney speaks about her candidacy for councilor-at-large this year. 

Erin's impacts. Statue hearing. Lower grocery prices.  

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks on issues including a recently passed supplemental budget, a proposed cell phone ban in schools, the economy, and the recent August Moon festival.  

New Quincy finance director. Adams Presidential Center advances. Stop & Shop to lower prices. 

Ziqiang Yuan speaks about her candidacy for councilor-at-large.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on plans for the Adams Presidential Center, and also speaks about the recent Mayor's annual golf tournament.  

Statue case hearing. Time capsule found. Erin impacts. 

Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins provide information about their summer programs, back-to-school information, and an appeal for more bus drivers.  

Transformer fire. Quincy drug bust. Braintree team coming home. 

Walter Hubley and Kevin Coughlin talk about this year's Saturdays in the Park events at Safford Park on Beale Street.  

Boat capsizing death investigation continues. Quincy war hero honored. Free celebrations in Quincy Center and Wollaston Beach.  

Massachusetts Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll talks about issues including the impacts of federal budget cuts, affordable housing, expanded ferry service, energy affordability, and plans for MA 250.  

Jim Coffey speaks about his candidacy for the ward 6 city council seat in Quincy this year.