AM Quincy

Quincy Center redevelopment.

Plymouth family home from Gaza.

New transportation secretary. 

Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona reflects on his re-election, and speaks about actions at the city council meeting on November 13th.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains the eminent domain taking of the IHOP restaurant in Quincy Center, plans for a new parking garage and apartment complex, and a temporary skating rink as well as a preview of the upcoming holiday events.  

IHOP taking approved.

Traffic study approved.

New firefighters approved. 

Don McCasland, Director of Operations for the Blue Hill Weather Observatory & Science Center in Milton talks about the 138 year history of the observatory, and a recent renovation project.  

Quincy Center construction.

IHOP eminent domain taking.

T slow zones to go.  

Speaking from Google headquarters in Austin, Texas, State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA, 2nd Norfolk District, talks about the state's $2.8 billion supplemental budget that includes $250 million for the migrant and homeless crisis in Massachusetts.  

State Representative Bruce Ayers and Dan Coughlin speak about the annual Quincy Lodge of Elks Scholarship opportunities for high school students.  Email [email protected] or visit maelks.org/scholarships for more information.  

Man stabs mother.

Roll over crash.

No recount.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on his re-election victory.  Koch also highlights Veterans Day activities, and talks about a new ice skating rink coming to Quincy Center.