AM Quincy

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses proposed legislation that would band social media use for people 14 and younger, and would ban students from using cell phones during school.  

Layoffs at South Shore Elder Services.

Lunar New Year holiday in Quincy.

New England Free Jacks home-opener. 

Quincy developments continued.

CD Week.

Spring Concert. 

Quincy man held on murder charges.

Demolition begins on Quincy police station.

Level funded Quincy budget. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the April 6th council meeting.  

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the design phase of a proposed Performing Arts Center and Adams Presidential Center.  An update on a plan to purchase the former Eastern Nazarene College property, a topping off ceremony at the new Squantum school, and a proposed ban on cell phones in schools are also discussed.  

Quincy construction accident.

Historic preservation approved.

Colorguard champions. AMQ April 7

Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane provides details about their annual Stop the Stigma 5K on April 25th to raise funds for their New Directions Counseling Center.  

Squantum school ceremony.

Blue Bikes in Quincy.

Cell phone ban. 

Quincy Lions Club Co-President Christine Cedrone provides details of their annual Evening for Sight Fundraiser on April 30th at the Tirrell Room.