Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a plan to purchase three properties in Quincy Center for redevelopment and also reflects on the weekend activities including the Spring has Sprung celebration and the turtle release event at Butler's Pond.

Senior Olympics. Fire at elderly housing. Car into house.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Quincy School Committee Vice Chairman Frank Santoro provides an update on school issues including the effort to hire a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion director, anticipated job openings in the school department, and an idea to make Lunar New Year a school holiday.

Covid cancels council. Murder indictment. President's Coast Trail.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Kate Lopci, Associate Vice President of Workforce Development and Community Engagement, and Ingrid Kaplan, ESOL Instructor describe the college's new English to Speakers of Other Languages program and how it is working to help students earn a high school diploma and continue their education through their Career Pathways Program.

City seeks downtown properties. Spring has Sprung. Blood Drive.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Jessica Cohen, Community Engagement and Events Manager for Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy talks about their new mission statement and their Let's Dance fundraiser scheduled for May 5th at Granite Links in Quincy.

New field at Point Webster School. Donations for Ukraine. Spring has Sprung.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Grants for first responders. Tourism grant. Loan shark.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Brian and Michele Fay join Joy Morse of the American Lung Association to talk about Brian's journey to seek a second double lung transplant after being exposed to hazardous materials at Ground Zero in New York following the 9/11 attacks.  Michele has organized a team to participate in the annual Fight for Air Climb Boston Fundraiser for the American Lung Association at Fenway Park on April 30th.