AM Quincy on QATV

Candidate for re-election to the Quincy School Committee, Tina Cahill speaks about accomplishments over the past four years, and priorities for a new term.  

New fraud prevention officer. New housing development. New firefighters.  

A discussion about energy, the economy, tourism, and foreign affairs. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch announces the city's new Fraud and Scam Prevention Liaison, speaks about plans for an Adams Presidential Center/Performing Arts Center, reflects on the recent hot air balloon festival, and promotes the upcoming Heritage Day event. 

Car hits restaurant. New affordable housing. Elderly woman scammed. 

Quincy Public Schools Director of Academic Programs Larry Taglieri, and Systemwide Art Department Chair Michael Hanson discuss a new exhibit featuring student and teacher artwork to celebrate Quincy 400 at the QArts Gallery in Quincy Center. 

Signature drive success. Statue hearing. ENC plan dead on arrival. 

Kate Lopci, VP of Workforce, Economic & Institutional Development at Quincy College speaks about how the college works to prepare students of all backgrounds for the job market and to develop future apprenticeship programs. 

Statue case in court. Union admits mistake. Hot air balloon show. 

Sullys project approved. Snug Harbor upgrades. Speed bumps removed. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with a recap of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of the November fourth election.  

Quincy kidnapping and torture. Statue case in court. Four new developments. 

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides a recap of the September 16th council meeting.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on a state grant for the Snug Harbor School, a proposed development for the former Eastern Nazarene College location, and a hot air balloon and laser light show to celebrate Quincy 400.  

Walshe in court. Police academy questions. Quincy schools grants.  

Friends of the Blue Hills Executive Director Jen Klein, and Program Manager John Harrell talk about the group's mission, programs, volunteer opportunities, and upcoming events.  

T garage opens. Quincy school grant. Forbes richest. 

Ann Danby of the Thalia Theater Troupe and Friends of Ruth Gordon Amphitheater provides details about a day-long event of live theater, music, dancing, and community groups and activities at the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater to celebrate Quincy 400.  

Police station delayed. Car theft suspects arrested. Grant for new instruments. 

Reflections of the 9/11 anniversary, the killing of Charlie Kirk, the global economy, and, locally, the Hough's Neck Chowderfest.