AM Quincy

Council president responds to Quincy statue controversy.

Quincy puts more controls on money.

YMCA president retiring. 

A supplemental budget, tariff impacts, a visit by the King of Jordan.  Some of the topics discussed in this latest edition of a chat with State Representative Tackey Chan. 

Eastern Nazarene College President, Reverend Dr. Colleen Derr speaks about the impending sale of the college to a former student and his plans for the future of the property. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch responds to concerns over two statues proposed for the new Quincy police headquarters.  Koch also comments on the sale of Eastern Nazarene College, a lawsuit filed over the proposed Long Island Bridge, and the upcoming Winterfest celebration. 

Shots fired in Quincy restaurant.

Statue controversy in Quincy.

Layoffs at Mass General. 

Ron Iacobucci, Executive Director of MassHire South Shore discusses the role of the Career Center, the current state of the workforce in Massachusetts, and challenges facing the Department of Unemployment Assistance. 

State trooper crash.

Former Stoughton officer in court.

Quincy students learn CPR.  

Quincy Animal Shelter President Sandra Sines, and Director of Intake and Operations, Liz Henderson, chat about the new shelter on Quarry Street that will be opening in March.  

Eastern Nazarene College alum buys entire campus.

Quincy sues the state over the Long Island Bridge.

Frank Bellotti memorial service. 

Eastern Nazarene College is sold.

Fore River Bridge openings.