AM Quincy

Jen Pearl, Conductor for the Schiller Institute Chorus in Quincy provides a history of the group and promotes their Spring concert.  

Quincy man charged in double homicide.

Quincy sued for eminent domain taking.

Quincy students complete tiny house. 

State Representative Tackey Chan comments on the potential local impacts of proposed federal budget cuts.  Chan also speaks about the current state of the economy, and explains a supplemental budget.  

Quincy Community Action Programs CEO Beth Ann Strollo, and Director of Development and Marketing Anna DeBiasi speak about their 60th anniversary celebration in June, and talk about impacts of potential federal funding cuts.  

26 Quincy residents seeking office.

Quincy's financial outlook worsens.

New West Quincy housing development approved. 

Quincy sued over statues.

New performing arts center proposed in Quincy.

Man saves boy from drowning in Quincy. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains plans to create a city-owned building for a performing arts center, civic space, cultural center, and the Adams Presidential Center.  Koch also comments on the Memorial Day ceremony and improvements to Mount Wollaston Cemetery. 

Memorial Day Ceremonies in Quincy and Weymouth.

Quincy man pleads guilty to fraud.

Fore River Bridge opening. 

Courtney Perdios provides details about the 8th annual Point Webster/Clifford Marshall Family Fun Run and Wellness Expo on May 31st.  

Rain moves events indoors.

Quincy College nurses graduate.

Weekend ferry service begins.