AM Quincy

Robin Lacey, Coastsweep Coordinator for the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management, and Maureen Mazrimas, President of the Friends of Wollaston Beach, discuss the history of Coastsweep, and the cleanup scheduled for Wollaston Beach on September 21st.  

Quincy road rebuilt.

Boat runs aground in harbor.

Concert moved indoors. 

EEE forces football change.

Ferry terminal upgrades.

New leader at Quincy Historical Society. 

Members of the newly formed citizens group, A Just Quincy, speak about their recent efforts to repeal pay raises for the mayor and city councilors, and their next steps in advocating for greater transparency and accountability in local government.  

Water issue impacting Red line.

More Commuter rail cars added during Red line shutdown.

2 Quincy expansion projects. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about everything from the economy, tourism, ballot questions, and the legislative process, to Chowdah Fest, colonial history, and Taylor Swift.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the September 16th council meeting.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the passage of the Hero Act for veterans, and plans for the Quincy 400 celebration in 2025.  

Quincy adopts Hero Act.

Quincy looks to update sex offender rules.

Hasbro coming to Boston area. 

Innessa Manning of the Massachusetts Coalition to Build Community and End Loneliness explains the origins of Good Neighbor Day, and how Massachusetts will recognize the day on September 28th.