Community Leader Kettle in Quincy.

Record breaking Thanksgiving meals.

Fore River Bridge opening. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the holiday events and promotes some upcoming festivities.  Koch also comments on state efforts to create a ferry service to Long Island.  

Bill to study ferry service to Long Island.

Quincy College mourning sudden death of a colleague.

Ice rink to open in Quincy Center. 

Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club talk about their annual Holiday Greens Sale on December 2nd from 9-11am at the Wollaston Congregational Church.  

Crash damages post office.

Body of Avon man found.

Parade float winners. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about a state mandate for more housing around public transportation.  Koch also comments on the holiday festivities in Quincy and offers a Thanksgiving message to the community.  

Career criminal arrested in Quincy.

Quincy police promotions. 

Quincy celebrates the holidays. 

Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona recaps the November 20th council meeting, and also speaks about his memories playing in the annual Quincy Thanksgiving Day Football Game.  

Fatal Marshfield crash.

Former Norwell pediatrician held on bail.

Quincy Community Leader Kettle.  

Tom Clasby, Director of Elder Services for the City of Quincy, explains the updates happening at The Kennedy Center, and new programs at the Fore River Clubhouse.