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25 million approved for Quincy garage. Quincy picketers join Republic strike. Free Jacks celebration in Quincy.  Chapters (00:00:00) - picketers in Quincy support striking Republic Services workers(00:01:48) - Quincy's New England Free Jacks to Celebrate Third(00:03:45) - Woman Gets Jail for Embezzling $1.2 Million(00:06:19) - Uber, Lyft Fees Hiked at Logan Airport(00:08:16) - Drones on Hingham's Fourth of July(00:09:54) - Quincy News Update: July 2

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on how the new state budget will impact Quincy.  Speaks about the fashion program at Quincy High School.  Promotes more Quincy 400 events.  Chapters (00:00:00) - QUINCY CITY HAPPENING! Fourth of July Weekend(00:04:52) - Quincy High School Fashion Technology Program(00:06:31) - City budget outlook(00:07:58) - Summer is here, projects in the schools(00:08:50) - Road Work Continues in Quincy(00:11:07) - Flag Day and Parades(00:12:46) - Mayor celebrates Independence Day

Porch pirates in Quincy. Quincy 400 celebrations continue. State budget approved.  Chapters (00:00:00) - POLICE: Package Thieves on the Rise in Quincy(00:02:06) - Massachusetts Legislature Passes Budget(00:08:53) - Mass State Police Announce New Excellence Initiative(00:11:14) - Quincy News Update: July 1, 2018

Dr. Bill Carroll, Dean of Arts & Sciences and Professional Programs, and Dr. Marianna Krejci-Papa, ESL Coordinator, speak about the new ESOL Program at Quincy College.  

Quincy man sentenced for child rape. Quincy fashion program in jeopardy. Dropkick Murphys to perform in Quincy. 

Marc Frattasio of the ANA Patriot Squadron speaks about the recent rededication of the Shea Naval Aviation Museum, dedicated to the preservation and education of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station.  

Fire destroys Hingham sports center. New elderly housing proposed in Quincy. Free music, games, and events in Quincy.  

Boat crash in Quincy Bay. Quincy man charged with bank robbery. Goodyear Blimp turns 100.  

Quincy Community Development Director Sean Glennon and Sherry Zou, Housing Development Director, explain the Affordable Housing Trust and Quincy' efforts to create more affordable housing.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of this year's city election.  

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses new rules for legislators, geopolitical issues, economic climate, and free tours of the Statehouse.  

Quincy approves over 8 million dollars for improvements. 7 new projects for Quincy Planning Board. Blood drive in Quincy. 

Quincy Councilor-At-Large Nina Liang provides an update of the June 16th council meeting. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains over 8 million dollars in capital expenses, comments on a Quincy Center development, and speaks about the progress on the new Squantum Elementary School.  

30 people seek office in Quincy. Braintree man missing. Quincy College fundraiser. 

Paula Pierce of the Dorothy Quincy Homestead explains their upcoming historical programs, expanded hours, and the planned restoration of the John Hancock carriage.  

Moped driver hit in Quincy. Quincy council must approve tax break. Free Jacks advance to championship.  

State Representative Tackey Chan talks about a supplemental budget proposal from the so-called millionaire's tax, threats to elected officials, economic impacts of tariffs and geopolitical unrest, and local events including the naming of a Quincy ferry.  

Quincy teachers reach contract agreement. Quincy tax breaks subject to council approval. New Quincy College athletic director.  

Walter Hubley speaks about his candidacy for the Quincy Ward 3 City Council seat.