AM Quincy

Public Safety Complex on council agenda.

Healey and Campbell demand lower natural gas rates.

Mariano accepts honor for his late uncle. 

Quincy Choral Society Artistic Director Sarah Labrie, and Past President Cyndi Fedewa talk about the history of the group, and promote their Annual Pops Concert in March, and I Hear America Singing Concert in May.  

Council to discuss Quincy statues.

Workers threaten Stop & Shop strike.

Regulators to lower natural gas rates. 

Fire displaces Quincy residents.

Plans to replace a Quincy church unveiled.

JFK Library is now free. 

JFK Library to reopen.

Passengers rescued from flooded Milton trolley.

Sea turtles treated in Quincy. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about plans for a new elementary school, immigration concerns in the schools, the cancellation of Winterfest, and school vacation week activities.  

Gift to Quincy College.

State demands lower natural gas bills.

Freezing spray warning. 

Priscilla Ress from Eversource provides details of the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund that can help pay heating bills for eligible residents.  

Quincy schools address immigration concerns.

Another new school in Quincy.

Quincy police increase park patrols. 

Child playing with matches in Quincy sparks fire.

No Lunar New Year holiday in Quincy. 

Head Start needs increased funding.