AM Quincy

Marina Bay Ferry returns.

Congressman Lynch in Quincy.

Bertucci's bankrupt again. 

Lucille Cassis, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program, and Joe Shea, Chairman of the Norfolk County Commissioners, discuss the history of the RSVP program, the need for more volunteers, and potential federal funding cuts in the future. 

Quincy concert canceled.  

Quincy spring cleanups, live performances, family events and a road race.

Quincy mayor prepares new budget.

MBTA tests new electric buses.  

Quincy Youth Football & Cheer President Nathan Knowles, and Vice President Sean Halpin talk about the group's 75 year history, and explain the registration process for the new season.  

Major repaving in Quincy. 

2 CD Week events in Quincy.

Quincy Climate Action Workshop. 

Pat Ronan, Community and Government Relations Director for Father Bills & MainSpring discusses the current state of homelessness, plans to open a new housing resource center in Brockton, and uncertainty about federal funding. 

State Representative Tackey Chan talks about the budget hearing process, current economic outlook, and also a preview of AAPI month in May.  

Quincy budget up significantly.

Congressman Lynch to host Quincy rally. 

CD Week and National Parks Week in Quincy.

Zak Mertz, CEO of the New England Wildlife Center speaks about the history of the organization and their mission of educating the public about wildlife and their veterinary treatment programs.