AM Quincy

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains the passage of a $3.1 billion suppplemental budget.  Chan also speaks about a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage of tipped workers.  

Pearl Harbor Day ceremony.

Menorah Lighting ceremony.

Smash and grab suspects arrested. 

Discrepancy in tax increase.

District Attorney speaks about federal probe.

Water main break. 

Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona explains the property tax classification votes that were taken during the December 4th council meeting.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains that the average residential property tax bill will increase by approximately $418 in 2024 due to the pension bond.  Koch also comments on the variety of holiday events in Quincy.  

New Quincy tax rates.

State passes budget.

Holiday concert. 

John Paul, "The Car Doctor", from AAA Northeast discusses holiday travel and winter weather preparedness.  

Quincy man's body found in D.C.

Property tax hearing.

Sea turtles rescued.  

Rick Doane, Executive Director of Interfaith Social Services of Quincy promotes their annual Feed the Hungry Gala, December 8th at Granite Links in Quincy.  Visit FeedTheHungryGala.org for more information.  

Stolen car chase and crash.

Keenan wants gambling study.

Holiday festivities.