AM Quincy

Lionel Andre and Frank Hart promote the 3rd annual Summer Sailstice, sailboat event coming to Quincy on June 21st.  

Quincy house fire.

South Shore botulisim reported.

National Donut Day. 

Quincy mayor confident in lawsuit.

Quincy rezoning proposed.

Quincy Girl Scouts honored. 

South Shore Stars CEO Dr. Jennifer Curtis Whipple, and Denise Hajjar of Denise Hajjar Clothing Boutique talk about the mission of the non-profit early education and after school organization and also promote their 5th annual Eat, Drink, Model fundraiser on June 17th on the Marina Bay Boardwalk in Quincy.  

28 potential candidates in Quincy.

Tax breaks proposed for Quincy development.

FEMA virtual open house in Quincy.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the June 2nd council meeting and also speaks about a new Dragon Boat museum in Quincy.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update of the Quincy 400/Flag Day Parade.  Koch also speaks about a proposed tax incentive for the Grossman Companies, and plans to encourage new development in North Quincy and the Crown Colony area.  

Brockton shooting.

Body found in Milton.

Quincy considering tax breaks. 

Arc South Shore CEO Elizabeth Sandblom and Development and Marketing Director Brenda Linden promote their annual Summer Soire and also speak about potential financial challenges in the future.  

Quincy man killed in Dorchester shooting.

Death investigation in Milton.

Quincy kicks of Pride Month.