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Raise issue dispute. Ferry survey. Adams park closed.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy group fails to get mayoral salary question on November 4th ballot(00:02:17) - Fire shuts down USS Constitution tours, and more(00:04:29) - Top Business News

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the federal government shutdown, the MBTA Water Transportation Study, the annual Food Truck and Music Festival, and the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Hall Update(00:03:06) - MBTA Water Transportation Study

Clasby hearing postponed. Quincy assault suspect held. Shots fired in Braintree.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Court Hearing for Former Quincy Elder Services Director Tom Clasby Post(00:01:00) - Braintree Man Arrested for Drunk Driving(00:02:28) - Braintree Police Search for Scooter Thieves in Shooting(00:05:45) - Defense Attorney Shares Plans for Duxbury Mother Accused of Killing(00:07:24) - Trump admin takes back public safety funding from Massachusetts(00:10:14) - Norwegian Cruise Line Stops in Boston Due to Severe Weather

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the potential impacts of a federal government shutdown in Massachusetts.  

Quincy group disputes signature count. Quincy man sentenced for guns and drugs. First female Quincy lieutenant.  

Susan McKelvey, Communications Manager for the National Fire Protection Association provides information about home fire safety, college campus fire safety, and National Fire Prevention Week.  

No Quincy ballot question. Protest over Koch comments. Starbucks closings. 

Quincy Citywide PTO President Jill Sabin, and Secretary Shiv Singh explain the history and mission of the group and promote an upcoming candidates night.  

Quincy ballot petition moves forward. Quincy Open Heritage Day. Weekend cleanups and music. 

Candidate for re-election to the Quincy School Committee, Tina Cahill speaks about accomplishments over the past four years, and priorities for a new term.  

New fraud prevention officer. New housing development. New firefighters.  

A discussion about energy, the economy, tourism, and foreign affairs. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch announces the city's new Fraud and Scam Prevention Liaison, speaks about plans for an Adams Presidential Center/Performing Arts Center, reflects on the recent hot air balloon festival, and promotes the upcoming Heritage Day event. 

Car hits restaurant. New affordable housing. Elderly woman scammed. 

Quincy Public Schools Director of Academic Programs Larry Taglieri, and Systemwide Art Department Chair Michael Hanson discuss a new exhibit featuring student and teacher artwork to celebrate Quincy 400 at the QArts Gallery in Quincy Center. 

Signature drive success. Statue hearing. ENC plan dead on arrival. 

Kate Lopci, VP of Workforce, Economic & Institutional Development at Quincy College speaks about how the college works to prepare students of all backgrounds for the job market and to develop future apprenticeship programs. 

Statue case in court. Union admits mistake. Hot air balloon show. 

Sullys project approved. Snug Harbor upgrades. Speed bumps removed. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with a recap of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of the November fourth election.