AM Quincy

Quincy Center development approved.

Quincy to sell building to the state.

Polar Plunge.  

New condo development.

New Quincy College partnership.

New handicapped ramp.

New Quincy medical complex. 

Quincy represented at State of the Commonwealth.

Quincy Ghost Bike.  

The non-profit organization Cancer Can't, based in Duxbury, will be holding a fundraiser at the Ethan Allen store in Quincy on January 18th.  Jamie Callahan and Meghan Smith from the team and Erin Woodbury from Ethan Allen explain.  Visit TheCCteam.org for more information.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about the recent coastal flooding, the return of the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast, and a meeting about a new Squantum School. 

Court hearings for 2 murder suspects this week.

Fire destroys Milton home.

Quincy documentary to compete in film festival. 

Lauren Rexford, Program Director of Quincy Community Action Programs Energy Programs discusses the guidelines and application process for their annual home heating assistance program.  

Drug bust and crash.

Budget cuts impact Quincy.

Boat show.  

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the passage of the so-called revenge porn bill and talks about the recent cuts to the state budget.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides details of the January 9th Board of License Commissioners meeting, including the reorganization of the board for the new year.  Crispo also offers a preview of the upcoming presidential election.