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Anne and Kevin cover the recent in-person city council finance meeting for the $16.4 million expansion of Pine Hill Cemetery.
Anne and Kevin cover the recent "Rally to Return Abigail Statue" event from Saturday, March 26th, and Kevin reads listener mail.
Kevin would like to apologize for forgetting "Mimi" Balsamo's name as the other lead gardener (volunteer) at the Thomas Crane Public Library.
CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.
Anne and Kevin continue with a list of all the city's ongoing projects. This part of the list includes Merrymount Park, The Maritime Center, Pine Hills Cemetery, and St. Mary's School. Anne and Kevin pay tribute to a dear friend, Kelly Cobble, who recently passed away and ask you to keep her and her family in your thoughts.
Anne and Kevin make a list of all the city's ongoing projects but only get halfway through it. This list includes projects funded with Covid funds (The Munroe Building, a Marina, the Verc building, and a house in West Quincy) and bonded projects, including 74 Greenleaf St., the Adam's Presidential Museum, Furnace Brook Golf Course, a new animal shelter, police station and more.
Please check back soon for Part B!
Anne and Kevin discuss the recent Civil Service Commission decision against the city, reveal a juicy rumor (especially if you like paying higher taxes) and read listener mail.
Anne and Kevin discuss how the Quincy Employee Pension Fund lost 3.5 Million in an email phishing scam.
CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.
It's our second season! Anne and Kevin play a little catch up discussing issues that surfaced while away. These include Fox Rock's changed plans, Councillor's new request for a social justice and equity department, the council's need for their own attorney, the mayor's recent comments about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, and former councilor Brad Croall's need for a kidney. Kevin also reads listener mail.
CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.
In the last episode of City Limit's first season, Kevin and Anne discuss their Christmas Day, revisit last year's major topics in the City of Quincy and thank the listeners and some of the people who helped us along the way. Happy New Year everybody. We appreciate you!
Kevin and Anne talk about the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting held on Tuesday, December 14th. Anne talks about her vote on the tax rate and Kevin's let's listeners know about free covid tests the city will be distributing.
Anne and Kevin discuss Ward 4's first tree lighting, recent articles regarding Quincy School's race issues, and the Mayor's holiday surprise for city workers. They also alert you to a couple of important city meetings regarding a development on Sea St. and the setting of the tax rate.
CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.
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