AM Quincy

Quincy budget approved.

Clasby sentenced.

World Cup watch parties. 

AM Quincy update for June 17, 2026

Dan Goulart, Coastal Project Manager for The Nature Conservancy explains that Quincy has been selected to participate in their new Living Shorelines Planning Series with the goal of restoring the Rock Island cove marsh and shoreline on Houghs Neck.  

Clasby faces sentencing today.

Quincy opts in to liquor law.

Norfolk Deeds open house. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a recap of the June 15th council meeting.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the city council's rejection to purchase the former Eastern Nazarene College.  Koch also comments on the budget process, the Flag Day parade, and upcoming city events. 

Quincy council rejects ENC purchase.

MBTA ferry fire.

North Quincy development meeting. 

ARC of the South Shore CEO Liz Sandblom speaks about their 75th anniversary, and their 13th annual Summer Soiree fundraiser.  

ENC deadline.

Quincy man designs World Cup team uniform.

Quincy Animal Shelter volunteer remembered.  

Porchfest Quincy organizer Walter Hubley, and Satoru Nakagawa and Yukiko Fujii of the Tokyo Tramps speak about this year's festival on June 27th in Wollaston, Merrymount, and Squantum.  Visit porchfestquincy.org for more information.