AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy Community Action Programs CEO Beth Ann Strollo, and Director of Development and Marketing Anna DeBiasi speak about their 60th anniversary celebration in June, and talk about impacts of potential federal funding cuts.  

26 Quincy residents seeking office. Quincy's financial outlook worsens. New West Quincy housing development approved. 

Quincy sued over statues. New performing arts center proposed in Quincy. Man saves boy from drowning in Quincy. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains plans to create a city-owned building for a performing arts center, civic space, cultural center, and the Adams Presidential Center.  Koch also comments on the Memorial Day ceremony and improvements to Mount Wollaston Cemetery. 

Memorial Day Ceremonies in Quincy and Weymouth. Quincy man pleads guilty to fraud. Fore River Bridge opening. 

Courtney Perdios provides details about the 8th annual Point Webster/Clifford Marshall Family Fun Run and Wellness Expo on May 31st.  

Rain moves events indoors. Quincy College nurses graduate. Weekend ferry service begins. 

3 Quincy police promotions. Congressman Lynch challenger. Dunkin' turns 75.  

Rural Lodge of Masons Master William Blake and Senior Warden Dan Harris talk about their journey in the Masons and invite members of the community to join.  

AAPI Month, campaign finance laws, current economic conditions, and a new energy bill are some of the items discussed in this latest episode. 

Quincy budget approved. Quincy house fire. New outdoor classroom in Quincy. 

Rich "Ratt" Kennedy and Lou Tozzi provide details of the 27th annual Jimmy Kennedy Memorial 5K Run for ALS, on June 7th at Pageant Field in Quincy.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on residents concerns regarding the budget, taxes, debt, and the Quarry Hills lease extension.  

Quincy residents concerned about budget. Another Republican candidate for governor. Updated Quincy flood maps on display. 

Quincy Animal Care Center Manager Brett Hale, and Quincy Animal Shelter President Sandra Sines explain that the new center on Quarry Street is now open with expanded adoption hours and plans for more public education programs.  

Quincy rally planned before budget hearing. 21 potential candidates in Quincy. New outdoor classroom in Quincy.   

20 potential Quincy candidates. Quincy Animal Care Center to open.  Quincy College donation.  

Mariano defends budget ammendment. 2 bike crashes. CVS sued. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks on tariff impacts, the fed meeting on interest rates, energy prices, and international politics.  

15 seek election in Quincy. "Mighty Quinn" dad has cancer.  Financial planning workshop.