AM Quincy

Koch, Ash, and Perdios win in Quincy.

Upset in Braintree.

New email scam. 

Election day.

Drug bust.

Band win.  

Maria Droste Counseling Services Development Director Kelly Banks and therapist Meghan Earle discuss their roles at Maria Droste and also promote their Music for Mental Health Fundraiser, scheduled for November 17th at Break Rock Brewing Company.  Visit MariaDrosteCounseling.com. 

Election preparation.

Israel/Palestine gatherings.

Kingston man with 3D gun. 

Quincy College Veterans and Military Services Associate Josie Smith, and United States Marine Corps Veteran and Quincy College Student Matthew Clifford talk about how the college assists veterans in their continuing education.  

Arrest for Quincy woman's murder.

Quincy food pantry in crisis.

Deer hunting begins.  

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses a judge's ruling, allowing a cap to be placed on the number of migrants in Massachusetts Emergency Shelters.  Chan also reflects on the economy, a recent meeting of the Massachusetts Beaches Commission, and his 13th anniversary of becoming one of the first Asian Americans elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives.  

Man arrested with a gun and drugs.

Turtleboy back in court.

Financial aid event. 

Quincy bomb threat suspect apprehended.

Quincy man indicted for tax fraud.

Quincy man pushes for permanent daylight saving time. 

Captains Adam and Amanda Boynton of the Quincy Salvation Army extend an invitation to their Christmas Kettle Kick-Off Breakfast, November 17th at The Tirrell Room in Quincy.  Visit SalvationArmy.org/quincy for more information.