Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the June 22nd Board of License Commissioners meeting.  Crispo also comments on a proposal by state lawmakers to redraw voting districts before cities and towns can set their new precinct lines.

Budget hearings. Celtics Camp. Calling veterans.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Quincy City Council President Nina Liang explains actions taken at the June 21st meeting including year end appropriations, upcoming budget hearings, and the passage of a $475 million pension bond.

Norfolk County RSVP Director Robert Pierson explains their Cyber Seniors computer training program this summer, and a planned volunteer appreciation event in August.

In his weekly City Hall Update, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the $475 million pension bond that was approved by the city council and also reflects on three major new developments proposed for Quincy Center.

Pension bond approved. New Quirk dealership. K9 Kitt.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

City Council. Beach testing. New apartments.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

New developments. Senior proms. Farmer's Market.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch announces that developers Sam Slater and Joey Arcari are proposing to develop 3 new buildings along Hancock Street in Quincy Center including a performing arts center, new residential, retail, and restaurant space for a total of $300 million in new investment.

Quincy Access Television Executive Director Jonathan Caliri explains that the access center is once again open to the public.  He also chats about how the pandemic impacted operations and plans for a 25th anniversary celebration in 2021.