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Demolition to begin on former Quincy restaurant.

Quincy dog owner facing criminal charges.

High school basketball double-header in Quincy. 

State Representative Tackey Chan talks about potential local impacts from federal budget cuts, the recent spike in natural gas bills, and the state auditor's attempt to audit the state legislature. 

Dog attacks Quincy animal control officer.

Quincy police warn of telephone scam.

New development proposed for former Quincy restaurant site. 

Olivia Grant from Save the Harbor Save the Bay provides details of the 15th annual Shamrock Splash fundraiser, March 2nd at Constitution Beach in East Boston.  

Assistant Quincy City Clerk Joe Newton provides an update of the February 25th Board of License Commissioners meeting. 

Gang member from Quincy pleads guilty.

Quincy officer injured in restaurant domestic dispute.

Quincy College and high school teams in playoffs. 

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides a review of the discussion surrounding proposed statues of St. Michael and St. Florian for the new police station at the February 24th city council meeting.  Cain also talks about the cancellation of the February 3rd council meeting and the process for placing items on the council agenda. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch responds to questions about statues of St. Michael and St. Florian, planned for the new Quincy police station.  Koch also reacts to calls from the ACLU to cancel the statues.  

Quincy statues will move forward.

Suspect sought after crashing in Quincy. 

Quincy schools win state grant. 

Kirsten Oberoi, Founder and Director of the South Shore Children's Chorus speaks about how music inspired her to found the group and special plans for their 10th season.