AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy approves over 8 million dollars for improvements. 7 new projects for Quincy Planning Board. Blood drive in Quincy. 

Quincy Councilor-At-Large Nina Liang provides an update of the June 16th council meeting. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains over 8 million dollars in capital expenses, comments on a Quincy Center development, and speaks about the progress on the new Squantum Elementary School.  

30 people seek office in Quincy. Braintree man missing. Quincy College fundraiser. 

Paula Pierce of the Dorothy Quincy Homestead explains their upcoming historical programs, expanded hours, and the planned restoration of the John Hancock carriage.  

Moped driver hit in Quincy. Quincy council must approve tax break. Free Jacks advance to championship.  

State Representative Tackey Chan talks about a supplemental budget proposal from the so-called millionaire's tax, threats to elected officials, economic impacts of tariffs and geopolitical unrest, and local events including the naming of a Quincy ferry.  

Quincy teachers reach contract agreement. Quincy tax breaks subject to council approval. New Quincy College athletic director.  

Walter Hubley speaks about his candidacy for the Quincy Ward 3 City Council seat. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the 74th annual Quincy 400/Flag Day Celebration.  Koch also comments on upcoming Quincy 400 events and speaks about students at the Atherton Hough School winning a ferry naming contest.  

RMV scam. Gang member arrested. Quincy students win ferry contest. 

Friends of Wollaston Beach President Maureen Mazrimas, and Margaret Laforest, City of Quincy Director of Coastal Resiliency and Sustainability explain the variety of free programs on the beach this season.  

Murder-suicide in Milton. Hit and Run in Quincy. Last Quincy Council meeting before summer. 

Walter Hubley and Savannah Balkam provide details of the 8th Porchfest Quincy music festival on June 28th from 2pm to 8pm in Wollaston, Merrymount, and Squantum.  

Quincy officer honored. Historic preservation projects proposed. Quincy 400 Flag Day Celebration. 

Tom Leung discusses his candidacy for Quincy school committee this year. 

Quincy pedestrian crash. QCAP turns 60. Recovery Fest postponed. 

Maggie McKee speaks about her candidacy for the ward 5 city council seat in Quincy this year.  

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses budget procedures, the state surplus, cannabis reform, and economic impacts of federal immigration changes. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the latest board of license commissioners meeting and a reminder about dog license renewals.