AM Quincy on QATV

New Quincy Center development. Quincy College grant. Invasive Species Committee. 

Joe Murphy and Maggie McKee of A Just Quincy, explain how the group is trying to repeal the recent salary increases approved for the mayor and city councilors.  Visit AJustQuincy.com for more information.  

Eastern Nazarene College closing. Read jury continues deliberations. Death of Plymouth man investigated.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on plans for a new Squantum Elementary School, construction of the new public safety complex, and improvements to the Furnace Brook Golf Course.  

Water main break impacting traffic. Repeal effort underway for recent salary increases. Community meeting on new school. 

Quincy Housing Authority Executive Director James Marathas explains the formation of the Quincy Development Corporation and the purchase of federal housing units.  

Break into Quincy pot shop. Brian Walshe in court. Doug Flutie Foundation in Quincy. 

Karen Manning, Dean of Natural Health & Science, and Gabrielle McColgan, Director of the Radiologic Technology program at Quincy College, speak about the first group of students set to graduate with an Associate of Science degree from the program that began a year ago.  

Drug bust. Affordable housing project. 2 farmers markets. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, explains passage of a revenge porn bill, a bill addressing the opioid crisis, and a bill dealing with parents rights.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the June 18th Board of License Commissioners meeting.  

State grants for high school and college. Star Market sold. Summer Soiree.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain runs down the agenda for the last council meeting before summer recess.  Budget approvals, salary increases, and Girl Scout and Pride Month recognitions.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the recent Flag Day parade, talks about the proposed Lunar New Year holiday in the schools, and comments on the progress of creating municipal broadband.  

No Lunar New Year holiday. Council approves new budget. Deer causes crash. 

Paula Pierce and Ron MacDonald of the Quincy Homestead provide some historical facts about the site and explain this year's events and activities.  

"The Car Doctor", John Paul from AAA Northeast discusses summer driving, gas prices, travel, and electric vehicles.  

Pedestrian fatality in Braintree. Quincy council to vote on mayoral raise. Lunar New Year holiday still unclear.   

Budget review. Firefighters support cancer research. Flag Day. 

Overnight house fire. Vigil for Gaza. Welcome Center re-opening.