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2 alarm house fire in Quincy.

Quincy man and brother charged with murder.

Quincy Walgreens to close. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says the city will appeal the latest ruling regarding Boston's plans to build a new Long Island Bridge, to the supreme court.  Koch also comments on the indictment of former Elder Services Director Tom Clasby, praises the receipt of a 10 million dollar federal grant for road improvements, and extends an invitation to the annual MLK Jr. Breakfast.  

Alleged drunk driver crashes in Quincy.

Quincy native loses home in California fires.

North Quincy High School in High School Quiz Show. 

Celeste Le, RN,RDN and Abigail Lively, MS,RD,CSSD,LD, from Manet Community Health Center offer ideas, suggestions, and inspiration for achieving new year's resolutions to improve your health and well-being.  

Another approval for Long Island Bridge.

Quincy man charged with Boston murder.

High school students seek college degrees.  

Damion Outar, Quincy's Community Liaison, speaks about accomplishments since starting the new position in 2023, and highlights some goals for the new year.  

Quincy house fire.

Quincy wins $10 million grant.

Bridge openings. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about renewable energy, comments on the State Funeral for President Jimmy Carter, and outlines some legislative goals for 2025.  

Former Quincy official arrested.

Braintree restaurant closes.

Inmates learn to cook.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about plans to celebrate Quincy 400 in 2025.  Koch also provides an update on plans for the new Squantum Elementary School.