AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on a new park and 2 new developments in Quincy Center.  Koch also speaks about fire department staffing levels in the wake of the fatal Fall River fire.  

Quincy man charged in road rage incident. Quincy prepares for 2 concerts. Braintree Little League advances. 

Katelyn Szafir, VP of Operations at the Hale Family YMCA in Quincy provides an update of their expansion project, and a preview of the fall programs.  

Car vandal sought in Quincy. $5million grant for Quincy housing. 2 Quincy blood drives. 

Quincy Farmers Market Director Janet Little talks about this year's offerings, including three local farms, a honey vendor, and a coffee roaster.  

No swimming at Wollaston. School cellphone ban. Morrisette baseball in Quincy. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about proposed changes to alcohol tax rules, cannabis reform, and a transportation bond bill.  

Andrew Pham speaks about his candidacy for councilor-at-large in Quincy this year. 

Residents seek ballot question on raises. Repaving project begins. Quincy Bay Race Week. 

Demolition in Quincy Center. New traffic signals. Free beach concerts. 

Deborah Riley speaks about her candidacy for Ward 6 city councilor in Quincy this year. 

Marsha Roos speaks about her candidacy for school committee in Quincy this year. 

3 Quincy polling locations changed. Court crisis continues. Sunscreen legislation discussed. 

Quincy Chamber of Commerce President Julie Pagano provides an update on summer events and the current state of the business community.  

Special council meeting. YMCA expansion continues. John Hancock house for sale.  

Ann Danby of the Friends of the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater talk about their Friends Fridays events and a special live play depicting the history of Quincy in September.  

Special Quincy City Council meeting. Pollution closes Quincy beach. Quincy Bike Rodeo. 

Quincy Coders Co-Founder and President Kim Horrigan, and Youth Leader Kameron Lee speak about how the non-profit group was formed, and its mission to teach computer coding and other life skills.  

Water main break in Quincy. Veterans outing in Quincy. Local couple charged with fraud. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with an update of the latest licensing board meeting and a review of the upcoming city election.