AM Quincy

Lunar New Year argument continues.

Demolition begins.

2 purse snatchings. 

Quincy Police Chief Mark Kennedy explains actions taken at the May 21st Board of License Commissioners meeting.  Kennedy also promotes the upcoming Police Memorial Sunday service, and talks about new officers joining the department.  

Philip Chong, President & CEO of Quincy Asian Resources discusses AAPI month, their annual Community Banquet, and the receipt of a one million dollar grant.  

Lunar New year questions.

Quincy teens face assault charges.

Bridge openings.  

Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains a new bill that would further regulate the health care industry.  Chan also speaks about an Information Technology Bill, a recent veterans event in Quincy, and Memorial Day activities. 

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain explains actions taken at the May 20th meeting, including the approval of 2 new parking garages in Quincy Center, expanding the Quincy Center redevelopment district, and approving Lunar New Year as a school holiday.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the termination of Thomas Clasby and appointment of Michelle Hanly as new Elder Services Director.  Koch also discusses proposed salary increases for the mayor and city councilors, and explains the expansion of the Quincy Center redevelopment project. 

Sandra McGunigle and Michelle Duggan of Manet Community Health Center promote their annual June Bloom fundraiser and also discuss Manet's recent expansion.  Visit ManetCHC.org for more information.  

New Elder Services Director.

Mayoral salary increase.

Lunar New Year holiday. 

Hearing on Quincy Center.

33 budgets approved.

Volunteers help veterans.