Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains actions taken at the June 8th Board of License Commissioners meeting.  Crispo also issues a reminder about the city census and dog licenses.

Quincy City Council President Nina Liang says the council will continue to meet remotely this month but should return to in person meetings in September.  Liang also invokes a message to the Class of 2021 and speaks about the local economic recovery from the pandemic.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the Class of 2021, Memorial Day, Police Memorial Sunday, Firefighters Memorial Sunday, and Flag Day.

City elections. Police grants. Bear sighting.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Quincy Community Action Programs CEO Beth Ann Strollo, and Director of Development and Marketing Anna DeBiasi explain how QCAP has adapted to the pandemic and is continuing to provide services including their Head Start Early Education Program, Southwest Community Food Pantry, and Housing and Energy Assistance programs.

Brockton teen drowns. Officer released. Islands endangered.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District chats about the Phase 4 reopening in Massachusetts, a power struggle over the $5.3 billion in federal pandemic relief funds, efforts to help boost Asian owned businesses, and upcoming community events in Quincy.

2 new teachers. Health fair. Pride celebration.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Norfolk County Sheriff Pat McDermott explains how the Norfolk County House of Corrections is adapting to the new changes caused by the pandemic also also explains how many of their pre-pandemic programs are returning.

Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane provides an update on their services and also promotes their annual Plant,Grow,Share program to provide fresh produce to clients of their food pantry.