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Koch campaign fined. 2 new police officers. Christmas tree arrives.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor Thomas Koch to Pay $55,000 for Campaign Finance Viol(00:02:34) - FAA to slash air traffic capacity due to government shutdown(00:04:56) - Boston man pleads guilty in 1992 killings(00:08:20) - Winter Weather Forecast for Quincy, Massachusetts

Quincy Animal Care Center manager Brett Hale provides information about a free rabies vaccination and microchip clinic on November 16th.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Visit the new Quincy Animal Care Center(00:01:37) - Free rabies clinic(00:03:44) - Pet Microchipping at the Boston Pet Clinic(00:08:27) - Rabies vaccination for dogs at the Dog Park(00:10:01) - Pre-registration for animal vaccines(00:11:15) - Pet Food Bank Expands to Quincy

Quincy votes for change. Jury duty scam. Randolph fire.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council, School Committee election results(00:02:14) - Scammers Bilk Woman Out of $31,000 in Warrant(00:05:39) - Stocks retreat after Wall Street closes lower(00:06:21) - Winter Weather Outlook for Quincy Wednesday

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the election, the pay raise issue, and the annual Veterans Day ceremony. Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor Joe Walsh at the Election(00:02:16) - Mayor Joe McDermott on His Salary(00:05:52) - Mayor Haslam Endorses City Council candidates(00:09:52) - Mayor Thomas Cook

Election day. City seeks raise case dismissal. Third statue proposed.  Chapters (00:00:17) - Citywide Election 2018 in Quincy(00:04:14) - President Trump's administration will partially fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program(00:05:59) - Business Confidence in Massachusetts Slows in October(00:08:28) - Stocks end lower as investors book profits(00:09:13) - Winter Weather Advisory for Quincy Tuesday

Quincy Salvation Army Captain Adam Boynton provides details about their annual Kettle Campaign Kick-Off Breakfast, the Holiday Kettle Drive, and the increasing demand at their food pantry.  Chapters (00:00:00) - The Salvation Army's Holiday Kettles(00:00:18) - The Salvation Army's Holiday Season(00:00:42) - Kettle Campaign Kickoff Breakfast(00:00:57) - The Salvation Army Kittle Kickoff Breakfast(00:04:43) - The Salvation Army Red Kettle Breakfast(00:09:40) - How to volunteer on the Christmas tree(00:10:24) - The Salvation Army's Christmas Bell Ringing(00:11:35) - Local food pantries in Quincy

Election preparation. Food pantries prepare for increased need. Free school meals continue. Chapters (00:00:17) - 2018 Quincy City Council, School Committee election(00:05:17) - MWRA Proposal to Change Charles Rivers Water Quality Classification Sparks Cont(00:06:30) - Quincy News Update

Neponset River Watershed Association Executive Director Ian Cooke, and Director of River Restoration Sean McCanty discuss the mission of the organization, the current state of the river, and efforts to restore and preserve the watershed. 

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the potential impacts on Quincy due to the pending loss of SNAP benefits during the federal government shutdown. 

Citizens not impressed with new mayoral raise. Quincy Chamber director resigns. Free Jacks Fall Fest. 

Mayor proposes lower raise. Quarry Hills lease moves forward. John Adams birthday. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the ceremony marking the 290th birthday anniversary of President John Adams, a symposium on national security, the dedication of the new John Quincy Adams Park, and the arrival of 2 new fire trucks.  

Quincy man arrested in Fenway attack. Quincy woman arrested in supermarket attack. Quincy jewelry thefts. 

Tree trimmer killed. Jury duty scam. Breast cancer fundraiser. 

Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center CEO Ben Hires, and Board Member Bartholomew Jae speak about the history of the organization in Boston and Quincy.  

2 Quincy pedestrian crashes. 2 fatal  south shore car crashes. Early voting continues in Quincy. 

Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa speak about their 72nd concert season, beginning on November 2nd in a performance with the Quincy Choral Society.  

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses the ongoing federal government shutdown, the recent shake up in the transportation department, foreign policy issues, and voting. 

Accidental Quincy shooting. Early voting in Quincy. Quincy marching band competition. 

Accidental shooting in Quincy. Early voting begins in Quincy. Quincy band in regional competition.