AM Quincy

Clasby trial set.

New affordable housing.

Fire promotions. 

Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum provides an update on the construction of a new museum space using Quincy granite blocks from a house built in 1830 that was donated to the museum.  

Fundraiser for raise issue.

Koch to meet with LGBTQ Commission.

Food Truck and Music Festival. 

Raise issue dispute.

Ferry survey.

Adams park closed. 

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the federal government shutdown, the MBTA Water Transportation Study, the annual Food Truck and Music Festival, and the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy. 

Clasby hearing postponed.

Quincy assault suspect held.

Shots fired in Braintree. 

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the potential impacts of a federal government shutdown in Massachusetts.  

Quincy group disputes signature count.

Quincy man sentenced for guns and drugs.

First female Quincy lieutenant.  

Susan McKelvey, Communications Manager for the National Fire Protection Association provides information about home fire safety, college campus fire safety, and National Fire Prevention Week.  

No Quincy ballot question.

Protest over Koch comments.

Starbucks closings.