AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the April 9th Board of License Commissioners meeting, and an update on dog license renewals.  

Teacher from Quincy charged with making threats. New ruling in Read case. Major investment in MBTA. 

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses funding proposed for the MBTA, Municipal Aggregatation, a proposed ban on Tik Tok, and upcoming events in the district.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about recent additions to the Quincy police and fire departments, offers an update to the Capital Improvement Plan, and talks about the soon to open Rick DeCristofaro Early Learning Center. 

Capital plan approved. Police promotion. Opening Day. 

Norfolk County Register of Deeds William O'Donnell talks about his re-election campaign and responds to criticism from an opponent.    

Paul Gorman, President of the South Shore YMCA, discusses their Healthy Kids Day, Taste of the South Shore, and summer camps.  

New electric program. Sea Street construction. Eclipse viewing. 

Quincycles President Irene Lutts chats about their new bike riding season, including a free bicycle maintenance day and Monday night bike rides.  Visit Quincycles.org for more information. 

Quincy driver flees crash scene. Mourners for Delahunt. Quincy schools grant.   

Potential storm flooding. City buildings to close early for Delahunt. Quincy man pleads guilty to hate crime. 

Weymouth murder. Canton robbery. Quincy donation. 

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses issues including funding for migrant shelters, the current budget process, a recent meeting with the Korean Consulate, and the passing of former Congressman William Delahunt.  

Quincy City Council President and Ward 3 Councilor Ian Cain provides an update of the April 1st city council meeting and also speaks about his intentions to run for U.S. Senate.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains a request for 157 million dollars for the construction of 2 parking garages in Quincy Center.  Koch also reflects on the passing of former Congressman William Delahunt.  

Cain running for senate. 16 new firefighters. Man with demential reported missing. 

Quincy City Councilor-At-Large Noel DiBona discusses his candidacy for Norfolk County Register of Deeds.  

Friends of the Blue Hills Executive Director Jen Klein, and President of the Board, Matt Panucci, talk about the group's history and mission, promote some upcoming events, and encourage more public participation.  Visit FriendsoftheBluehills.org for more information.  

Funeral arrangements for William Delahunt. Porch pirate in Weymouth. Cocktails to go debated. 

Sean Glennon,  Quincy Community Planning Director, and Kate Tenney from the Quincy Office of Health Homes discuss events planned for Community Development Week, and programs offered by the Office of Healthy Homes in Quincy.