AM Quincy on QATV

Robert Notch and Truc DaCoste of the Massachusetts Office of the Veteran Advocate explain their mission of assisting Veteran Service Officers throughout the state deal with veterans issues.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Bob Notch Returns to the Massachusetts Office of the Veteran Advocate(00:03:06) - The Office of the Veteran Advocate(00:09:15) - What are some of the challenges facing veterans today?(00:13:49) - The VA's Tip Line

State Representative Tackey Chan explains a supplemental bond bill that includes pay raises for bar advocates.  Chan also comments on a proposed cellphone ban in public schools and a proposal for marijuana consumption sites.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Rep. Techy Chan on Summer Vacation(00:03:44) - Local Bridge and Road Infrastructure Funding(00:06:38) - Gov. Charlie Baker on federal budget cuts(00:12:30) - Republicans on Tax Cuts(00:15:59) - Government's contribution to the economy(00:19:34) - Bar Advocates: The Supplemental Budget Bill(00:24:45) - Federal Budget and the Fiscal Cycle(00:25:35) - Trump on the Trade Deal(00:32:45) - Cannabis cafes: Should they be legal in Colorado?(00:36:44) - Sen. John Hickenback on Time Management(00:40:27) - August Moon Festival(00:43:18) - Tacky Chan(00:45:27) - Massachusetts plan to ban cell phones in public schools

David Jacobs discusses his candidacy for the ward 1 city council seat in Quincy this year.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Dave Jacobs on the Ward 1 City Council Race(00:03:57) - Democrat for Ward 1(00:08:43) - Teaching as a federal employee(00:12:22) - Ward 1 Council candidate talks about issues(00:16:48) - Ward 1 Councilor: People aren't being heard(00:18:16) - Mayor's and City Councilors' raises(00:20:42) - Public Safety Complex: The Statue Issue(00:23:23) - C Street and House Neck traffic(00:24:20) - House Neck Flooding Concern(00:25:51) - Ward 1 Counsellor Dave's Finances

Quincy vandalism suspect arrested. 50 mile police chase. Fifteen thousand to attend Quincy concerts.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Massachusetts Senate passes cell phone ban in public schools(00:06:03) - Little League team wins New England regionals(00:09:23) - Quincy News Update: Stocks Retreat, Clearing

Largest gift ever for Father Bills & MainSpring. Braintree teen faces assault charges. MBTA safety concerns in Abington. 

Frank Santoro discusses his candidacy for Quincy school committee this year. 

Judge may decide Quincy ballot question. Milton Hospital named one of the best. Wolly Beach Wednesdays. 

Manet Community Health Center CEO Cynthia Sierra provides details about National Health Center Week activities, a change to their pharmacy, and a special award. 

Hannah Kaplan discusses her candidacy for a councilor-at-large seat this year. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on a new park and 2 new developments in Quincy Center.  Koch also speaks about fire department staffing levels in the wake of the fatal Fall River fire.  

Quincy man charged in road rage incident. Quincy prepares for 2 concerts. Braintree Little League advances. 

Katelyn Szafir, VP of Operations at the Hale Family YMCA in Quincy provides an update of their expansion project, and a preview of the fall programs.  

Car vandal sought in Quincy. $5million grant for Quincy housing. 2 Quincy blood drives. 

Quincy Farmers Market Director Janet Little talks about this year's offerings, including three local farms, a honey vendor, and a coffee roaster.  

No swimming at Wollaston. School cellphone ban. Morrisette baseball in Quincy. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about proposed changes to alcohol tax rules, cannabis reform, and a transportation bond bill.  

Andrew Pham speaks about his candidacy for councilor-at-large in Quincy this year. 

Residents seek ballot question on raises. Repaving project begins. Quincy Bay Race Week. 

Demolition in Quincy Center. New traffic signals. Free beach concerts. 

Deborah Riley speaks about her candidacy for Ward 6 city councilor in Quincy this year.