Quincy School Committee Vice Chairman Anthony Andronico provides an update on the June 10th meeting that includes information on graduation ceremonies and the retirement of Superintendent Richard DeCristofaro.

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the June 9th Licensing Board meeting, including the special permits granted for restaurants to conduct outdoor dining.

Irene Lutts of Quincycles chats about how the pandemic has impacted the group and bicycling.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses phase 2 reopening in Quincy including outdoor restaurant dining, and new playground openings.

Dawn Hayes and Jenie Michael of Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy speak about their annual Divas Dance Party fundraiser that has gone virtual this year due to the pandemic.

State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy responds to the George Floyd case, and also speaks about legislation regarding voting by mail and provides an update on the reopening plan during the pandemic.

8th District Democratic Congressional Candidate Dr. Robert Goldstein chats about his campaign, the current pandemic, healthcare, and the civil rights movement in response to the George Floyd case.

Quincy School Committee Vice Chairman Anthony Andronico explains the plans for in-person graduation ceremonies in July and also reacts to the vigil that was held in Quincy Center in response to the George Floyd case.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses the reopening plans in the city during the pandemic, and the planned Black Lives Matter protest planned in Quincy Center.

Quincy City Council President Nina Liang speaks about the June 1st city council meeting but also reflects on the George Floyd case and the topic of race relations in Quincy.