AM Quincy

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo has the details of the August 13th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the September 3rd state primary election.  

Bad Breath Rapist to be sentenced.

Whale impacting ferries.

Good samaritans return cash in Hingham. 

Migrant arrested by ICE.

Carney set to close.

Feast security. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains potential future plans for the current MBTA garage on Hancock Street.  Koch also speaks about road work, back to school activities, and upcoming free celebrations. 

Quincy orders migrant camp removed.

Brockton Hospital to reopen.

Suspect arraigned in fatal crash. 

Janet Pearson, Director of Workforce Development Programs for Quincy College, and Philip Chong, President & CEO of Quincy Asian Resources discuss their new partnership offering a hospitality management program at Quincy College.  

Laura Martin, Quincy's Substance Use Prevention Coordinator, explains the 14th annual Candlelight Vigil in memory of those lost to overdose and substance use disorder, to be held on August 28th.  

Shots fired at Braintree home.

2 fatal crashes.

Local firm entering 5th century of business. 

Daniel Gaviani and John Greiner-Ferris of Quincy talk about their involvement in the Atlantic Works Gallery in East Boston, and the current exhibit, Roots of Passage: Artists Examine Immigration.  

Armed carjacking in Quincy.

Grants for Quincy schools and Quincy College.

New Quincy park dedication.