AM Quincy

Quincy group drops ballot initiative.

Quincy man indicted on gun an drug charges.

Original Wahlburgers closing.

Mayor Thomas Koch reviews the city's response to the nor'easter, speaks about plans for an Adams Presidential Center, and promotes the upcoming Food Truck Festival. 

Quarry Hills discussion.

Life-saving program.

Boats sink and wash ashore. 

John Paul, "The Car Doctor", from AAA Northeast offers some fall car care tips, EV's, and speaks about the current state of energy.  

Storm cleanup.

Boat sinks.

Blood drive. 

Rural Lodge of Masons Worshipful Master Dan Harris, and member Will Blake talk about the 225th anniversary of the lodge and its historic connection to the community.  

Quincy braces for storm.

More lead water lines replaced.

MBTA cameras activated. 

South Shore storm cancellations.

Quincy band breaks record.

Clothing retailer closing. 

Quincy Playwright & Actor Jim Petosa speaks about his first play Fragments, that he wrote and is the solo performer, documenting the life of his late partner who died during the height of the Aids epidemic.  Fragments will be performed Friday and Saturday at the United First Parish Church in Quincy. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the September 22nd council meeting and a preview of three upcoming meetings.