AM Quincy on QATV

AAPI Month, campaign finance laws, current economic conditions, and a new energy bill are some of the items discussed in this latest episode. 

Quincy budget approved. Quincy house fire. New outdoor classroom in Quincy. 

Rich "Ratt" Kennedy and Lou Tozzi provide details of the 27th annual Jimmy Kennedy Memorial 5K Run for ALS, on June 7th at Pageant Field in Quincy.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on residents concerns regarding the budget, taxes, debt, and the Quarry Hills lease extension.  

Quincy residents concerned about budget. Another Republican candidate for governor. Updated Quincy flood maps on display. 

Quincy Animal Care Center Manager Brett Hale, and Quincy Animal Shelter President Sandra Sines explain that the new center on Quarry Street is now open with expanded adoption hours and plans for more public education programs.  

Quincy rally planned before budget hearing. 21 potential candidates in Quincy. New outdoor classroom in Quincy.   

20 potential Quincy candidates. Quincy Animal Care Center to open.  Quincy College donation.  

Mariano defends budget ammendment. 2 bike crashes. CVS sued. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks on tariff impacts, the fed meeting on interest rates, energy prices, and international politics.  

15 seek election in Quincy. "Mighty Quinn" dad has cancer.  Financial planning workshop.  

Mihaela Rusu, co-founder of the Quincy Multicultural Festival explains the fourth annual event coming up on May 17th at Paeant Field.  

Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club talk about the club and their annual Plant Sale on May 17th.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Spring Plant Sale(00:01:06) - The Walliston Garden Club's plant sale(00:03:43) - How the Walliston Garden Club works(00:07:41) - Plant Sale(00:11:38) - Plants from Claire's Peace Garden(00:13:20) - Quincy Garden Club Speaker(00:16:13) - Plant Sale Donors(00:20:02) - Plant Sale(00:23:18) - A Taste of Quincy

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain explains the budget process, speaks about a financial planning workshop he is hosting, and provides an update on the plans for a municipal broadband service.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council President Ian Cain Discusses the Budget(00:02:12) - Mayor speaks out on the pension bond(00:04:20) - Granite City passes floodplain overlay district ordinance(00:05:36) - City Council passes ordinance establishing transit oriented districts(00:08:37) - Town Hall Meeting(00:10:45) - Municipal Broadband Update

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains his proposed 2026 budget, recaps Cleaner Greener Quincy and the Quincy Senior Olympics, and previews the opening of the new Quincy Animal Care Center.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Hall Update(00:00:47) - Spring Bulbs planted at local parks(00:02:17) - Quincy Senior Olympics Opening Ceremony(00:03:22) - Mayor presents next year's city budget(00:08:01) - Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch Discusses Public Art Commission

Quincy budget up $36 million. Liang not running again. North Quincy break-in.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor presents proposed Quincy budget(00:02:56) - Quincy man charged with breaking into apartment of person who recently died(00:05:21) - Smoke Detectors Save Lives in Plymouth Fire(00:06:34) - Gas Prices in Massachusetts Average $2.97(00:07:58) - Rain continues to fall Tuesday morning; snow possible Wednesday

Mike Foley and Suzette Standring of Firefighters vs Cancer talk about their mission to encourage firefighters to screen for cancer.  The group will host a fundraiser in Milton for self-test kits for firefighters.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Firefighters vs Cancer(00:03:19) - Mother's Day Clean Comedy(00:04:00) - Firefighters vs Cancer fundraiser(00:05:32) - Firefighters Get Cancer Test(00:10:24) - Free Comedy Event in Milton(00:11:17) - Firefighters to Raise Money for Test(00:11:59) - Firefighters vs Cancer(00:14:11) - Firefighters' Night Out(00:16:17) - America's Funniest Firefighter

Quincy budget presentation. Quincy Animal Care Center to open. Quincy Senior Olympics begin.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch to present proposed budget to city council(00:08:45) - Pence Remarks on the Constitution(00:10:54) - Weather forecast for Monday, May 5th

Kelly Banks, Development Director for Maria Droste Counseling Services of Quincy provides details of their Compassion in Every Step Fundraiser, scheduled for May 14th at Granite Links in Quincy.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Maria Dras Counseling Services Compassion in Every Step(00:01:20) - Marie Dross Counseling Fundraiser(00:05:24) - Immersed in the Work of Counselors(00:07:02) - Compassion in Every Step(00:10:34) - Transforming Pieces: Mental Health(00:12:57) - Femtech Production Event(00:14:33) - The Fifth Annual Charity Ball(00:15:09) - Spring Costume Fundraiser

State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy explains the recently approved house budget, speaks about the current state of the economy, and comments on AAPI month.   Chapters (00:00:00) - May Day(00:01:27) - May is Asian American Independence Month(00:04:56) - State Budget: Facts or Fiction?(00:14:09) - Local Issues of Community Engagement(00:22:09) - Local perspectives on regional transportation issues(00:26:57) - Brokers and tenants: Issues related to the Budget(00:32:42) - Trump on the GDP(00:40:07) - President Trump on Small Government(00:46:26) - State Representative Tacky coughs and talks