AM Quincy

Construction accident questions.

Salary issue discussion.

Holiday Shopping Expo.

Quincy Community Action Programs CEO Beth Ann Strollo discusses the impact of the federal government shutdown on their food pantry and fuel assistance programs.  

Koch campaign fined.

2 new police officers.

Christmas tree arrives. 

Quincy Animal Care Center manager Brett Hale provides information about a free rabies vaccination and microchip clinic on November 16th.  

Quincy votes for change.

Jury duty scam.

Randolph fire. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the election, the pay raise issue, and the annual Veterans Day ceremony.

Election day.

City seeks raise case dismissal.

Third statue proposed. 

Quincy Salvation Army Captain Adam Boynton provides details about their annual Kettle Campaign Kick-Off Breakfast, the Holiday Kettle Drive, and the increasing demand at their food pantry. 

Election preparation.

Food pantries prepare for increased need.

Free school meals continue.

Neponset River Watershed Association Executive Director Ian Cooke, and Director of River Restoration Sean McCanty discuss the mission of the organization, the current state of the river, and efforts to restore and preserve the watershed.