AM Quincy

Quincy and Boston water rescues.

55+ community proposed in Quincy.

Taste of the South Shore. 

Bartholomew Jae of Quincy speaks about his first book, The Amasian Way, A Practical Guide to Asian American Leadership.  

Quincy budget cuts.

New Quincy developments.

USS Salem birthday. 

Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the plan to purchase the former Eastern Nazarene College property and also promotes upcoming events for America 250. 

Quincy budget hearings begin.

Active shooter in Cambridge arrested.

Tall Ships coming. 

Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club have details about their annual Plant Sale, May 16th from 9am to Noon at the Wollaston Congregational Church.  

Quincy budget hearings.

Milton spa owner pleads guilty.

Quincy mayor remembered. 

The Woodward School Summer Program Director Cami Furlong and student Emmi Torres talk about this year's summer camp program.  

South Shore Elder Services closing.

Fidelity job cuts.

Memorial for former Quincy mayor. 

Inner City Capital Connections Director Diego Portillo Mazal and Program Coordinator Indhira Taveras speak about how the non-profit organization can assist small businesses and a meeting coming up on June 24th at Quincy College.