AM Quincy on QATV

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks on issues including a recently passed supplemental budget, a proposed cell phone ban in schools, the economy, and the recent August Moon festival.  

New Quincy finance director. Adams Presidential Center advances. Stop & Shop to lower prices. 

Ziqiang Yuan speaks about her candidacy for councilor-at-large.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on plans for the Adams Presidential Center, and also speaks about the recent Mayor's annual golf tournament.  

Statue case hearing. Time capsule found. Erin impacts. 

Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins provide information about their summer programs, back-to-school information, and an appeal for more bus drivers.  

Transformer fire. Quincy drug bust. Braintree team coming home. 

Walter Hubley and Kevin Coughlin talk about this year's Saturdays in the Park events at Safford Park on Beale Street.  

Boat capsizing death investigation continues. Quincy war hero honored. Free celebrations in Quincy Center and Wollaston Beach.  

Massachusetts Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll talks about issues including the impacts of federal budget cuts, affordable housing, expanded ferry service, energy affordability, and plans for MA 250.  

Jim Coffey speaks about his candidacy for the ward 6 city council seat in Quincy this year. 

Quincy prepares for election. Flesh-eating bacteria on Cape Cod. Braintree Little League in world championship. 

Christopher Chan speaks about his candidacy for the ward 6 city council seat in Quincy this year. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the latest license board meeting and a preview of the preliminary election. 

Steve Perdios and Joanne Collins of Quincy Citizens for Fair Raises explain their effort to get a petition on the city election ballot to change the salary structure for elected officials.  

Quincy Ward 2 Councilor Richard Ash speaks about his re-election campaign this year.  

Herbert Alie Shaughnessy speaks about his candidacy for Quincy councilor-at-large this year.  

Rachel Lee and Rasika Kale of Quincy Asian Resources provide details of the 38th annual August Moon Festival on August 17th in Quincy Center.  

2 new developments. MBTA extends service. Cops in the Park. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on plans to redevelop Wollaston Center.  Koch also speaks about back to school and the Quincy 400 celebrations.