Quincy City Council President Nina Liang chats about the October 5th council meeting including approval of a new public safety communications system, and future development in Quincy Center.

Dawn Hayes and Jenie Michael of Dove, Domestic Violence Ended discuss their virtual Harvesting Hope Fundraiser and Domestic Violence Awareness month.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says he wants to waive liquor license renewal fees in 2021 to help restaurants cope during the pandemic.  The Mayor also talks about future development in Quincy Center, and the potential for the city to purchase land for open space.

Mary Orne of the South Shore YMCA explains their virtual Taste of the South Shore Fundraiser to be held on October 22.

Rep. Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District provides an update on state and Quincy issues with regards to the pandemic and also discusses the Presidential debate.

Quincy School Committee Vice Chairman Anthony Andronico chats about the school reopening plans, appointment of a new Assistant Superintendent, and plans to address diversity in the school system.

Quincy Art Association President Kelly Cobble explains a special tribute to the late Quincy Public Schools Music Director Richard Keneally, and some in person and online classes they are offering this fall.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on school reopening, downtown redevelopment, and upcoming holiday events.

Lauren Mancini explains the 9th annual Promises for Purple Walk for Pancreatic Cancer Research that will be virtual this year due to the pandemic.

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District provides an update on state activities during the pandemic including the situation with unemployment, and a restaurant bailout fund.