AM Quincy

Primary day. Apple store suspect in court. Legislation aids family of local firefighter. 

Walter Hubley and Bob LaRocca of the Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association provide information about this year's annual Saturdays in the Park free live concerts at Safford Park on Beale Street.  

Quincy prepares for primary election. Squaw Rock Park improvement plan. 2 repaving projects. 

Dave Murphy, Quincy Commissioner of Natural Resources, speaks about a proposed ropes course in Quincy Point, a renovated hockey rink at Brill Field, and a plan to update Squaw Rock Park. 

Last day of early voting. Last Friends Fridays concert. First baseball at Gillette Stadium. 

Maureen Geary and Rhiannon Gorham of the Quincy Planning Department explain the city's new Legacy Business Program, aimed at recognizing local businesses that have been open for 25 years or longer.  

2 Quincy paving projects. Quincy beaches safe for swimming. Quincy retailer sues over kratom ban.

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about the state primary election, energy issues, the economy, and the role of a state legislator.  

Quincy overdose vigil. Quincy store sells million dollar ticket. Quincy Dunkin' goes to the dogs. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the new school year, the supreme court ruling in the statue case, the new DPW commissioner, and the upcoming Labor Day weekend fireworks.  

Holbrook fire. Brockton machete attack. 8th district race. 

Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins provide a back to school update including explaining the new electronic devices policy, personnel changes, and school improvements. 

Early voting continues. No swimming at Wollaston. Quincy blood drive. 

Captain Adam Boynton of the Quincy Salvation Army speaks about their summer camp, children's programs, food pantry, music programs, and a women's group. 

Court rules against Quincy in statues case. Drug raid at Weymouth pizza shop. Quincy High football sees record participation. 

Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro provides an update of the college's early high school, dual enrollment, bachelor's degree programs, and a preview of the fall semester. 

Truck crashes into Quincy home. Trooper faces assault charge in Quincy. Quincy fireworks. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about the upcoming state election including the 9 ballot questions.  Affordable housing and city activities are also discussed.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of the September first state primary election.  

New Quincy DPW Commissioner. Quincy receives affordable housing settlement. Ballot question poll. 

Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about a new Legacy Business program, promotes the annual Candlelight Vigil for overdose victims, and reflects on the many events across the city.  

Another Quincy motorcycle crash. Bail revoked for Apple store crash suspect. Historic Quincy church names new music director.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Police investigate death of man found unresponsive in the woods of Coh (00:02:11) - Bradley Rain Faces Judge in Hingham Murder Case (00:07:15) - Weather Forecast, Stock Market Drop

Friends of the Blue Hills Executive Director Jen Klein, and Volunteer & Program Manager John Harrell provide an update on their annual celebration, an outdoor concert, and the Leave No Trace initiative.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Welcome Back: Friends of the Blue Hills (00:02:02) - Blue Hills Park Fundraiser (00:05:16) - Blue Hills Conservancy Outdoor Concert (00:09:32) - Blue Hills Hike (00:11:1...

5 hurt in Quincy crash. Quincy dog attack. Quincy celebrations draw thousands.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Five Hurt in Quincy Motorcycle Crash (00:01:18) - MBTA Police: Pit Bull Bites Passenger (00:05:48) - Case against Lindsey Clancy enters fourth week (00:08:09) - Massachusetts Democratic Primary Voter Favor Senator Ed Markey over Congressman Seth (00:09:53) - Paul Veneto Pushes a Beverage Cart Thro...

Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum President Al Bina explains the process of moving a historic granite house from West Quincy to the museum site to be used as their new exhibit and event space.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Granite Workers Museum Gets Built (00:04:09) - The Quincy Police Station and Fire Administration (00:07:05) - The Granite City Museum (00:08:16) - Putting the house back...