AM Quincy

Sharon Driscoll, Executive Director of The Quincy Chamber of Commerce, and John MacNeil, owner of the Fowler House Cafe, The Pour Yard, and Cagneys, discuss the restaurant industry, and promote Quincy Restaurant Week.  

Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about a visit from Governor Maura Healey, a plan to rejuvinate Squaw Rock Park and the Nickerson Post, and the Labor Day weekend fireworks.  

Primary day.

Apple store suspect in court.

Legislation aids family of local firefighter. 

Walter Hubley and Bob LaRocca of the Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association provide information about this year's annual Saturdays in the Park free live concerts at Safford Park on Beale Street.  

Quincy prepares for primary election.

Squaw Rock Park improvement plan.

2 repaving projects. 

Dave Murphy, Quincy Commissioner of Natural Resources, speaks about a proposed ropes course in Quincy Point, a renovated hockey rink at Brill Field, and a plan to update Squaw Rock Park. 

Last day of early voting.

Last Friends Fridays concert.

First baseball at Gillette Stadium. 

Maureen Geary and Rhiannon Gorham of the Quincy Planning Department explain the city's new Legacy Business Program, aimed at recognizing local businesses that have been open for 25 years or longer.  

2 Quincy paving projects.

Quincy beaches safe for swimming.

Quincy retailer sues over kratom ban.

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about the state primary election, energy issues, the economy, and the role of a state legislator.