AM Quincy

Ron Iacobucci, Executive Director of Workforce Development for the City of Quincy, discusses how the Mass Hire South Shore Career Center is trying to help migrants find employment.  

Sentencing for Weymouth murders.

Quincy citizens group petition.

Study to expand ferry service. 

State Representative Tackey Chan explains the approval of the Fiscal Year 2025 state budget that includes free community college, online lottery sales, and free school meals.  Chan also comments on the changes in the state's emergency shelter system, and reflects on national politics.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on projects including the new Quincy Animal Shelter, road work, the Lone Sailor Statue, and the planned closure of the Red line and Carney Hospital.  

Red line service restored.

Free citizenship assistance.

Shark Day. 

Newly named Quincy Animal Shelter Executive Director, and retiring Director Kit Burke discuss the change in leadership, and also speak about 2 major fundraisers and provide an update on the construction of a new shelter. 

Former Stoughton official killed in crash.

Duxbury residents killed in Vermont crash.

New Quincy group planning next steps. 

Elizabeth Monroe and Stefano Micali of the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism promote their Stars of the Spectrum Music Festival, scheduled for August 2nd at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Quincy.  Visit FlutieFoundation.org for tickets and more information. 

Crash shuts down bridge.

Schools receive donation.

Kite Festival. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains how the new state budget impacts Quincy.  Chan also speaks about national issues including President Biden's decision to end his re-election campaign, and the upcoming Democratic National Convention.