AM Quincy

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about a federal executive order seeking to ban mail-in voting.  Other topics include economic fallout from the Iran conflict, planned exploration of expanded nuclear power, and Kratom.  

ENC deal close. QFD grant. Saving by Shaving. 

Mayor Thomas Koch explains the next steps in the plan to purchase the former Eastern Nazarene College property. 

Oral arguments in Quincy statue case. Strong interest in Norfolk DA's seat. Saving by Shaving.

Quincycles President Steve McLaughlin provides details about their 2026 season.  

ENC sale close. No Kings rally. Spring school concert. 

Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum President Al Bina is preparing for their new season to begin on April 4th in a historic home built of Quincy granite.  

State Representative Tackey Cham comments on passage of an immigration bill.  

Quincy preschool evacuated. Adams Park hosts America 250. Quincy Remember the Ladies event.  

Red line progress. Quirk honored. Quincy jazz program awards. 

Assistant Quincy City Clerk Joe Newton provides a review of the latest licensing board meeting. 

Quincy seawall project. New scam. Quincy woman runs Boston Marathon for parents. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the March 23rd special city council meeting. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the approval of funding for new firefighter gear.  Koch also speaks about the upcoming Remeber the Ladies event. 

New firefighter gear approved. Realtor to plead guilty. Fanueil Hall future.

Jen Klein, PhD, Executive Director of the Friends of the Blue Hills, talks about their 2026 season.  

Vote on firefighter gear expected. Quincy wins World Cup funds. Former Quincy AD dies. 

Dave Murphy, Quincy Commissioner of Natural Resources, speaks about winter cleanup, and new projects planned in Quincy Point and Houghs Neck.  

Special council meeting. City close to buying ENC. Red line trains released. 

Christina Dubay, P.E. Vice President and Chief Engineer at the National Fire Protection Association explains the new code for firefighter protective gear that takes effect this week.  

State Representative Tackey Chan explains House approval of a $1.8 billion spending bill, primarily from the so-called millionaire's tax for transportation and education.  

Fatal Weymouth shooting. Quincy raise issue on hold. Public hearing on gas rates. 

Dr. Kurt Graham, President of The Adams Presidential Center in Quincy speaks about the city's plans to create a combined Adams Presidential Center and Performing Arts Center.  Graham also highlights some upcoming events and programs to mark America 250.  

New firefighter gear predicted to pass. ENC future discussed. America 250. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the March 16th council meeting.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council President Ann Mahoney Discusses St. Patrick's Day (00:00:36) - Council votes on salary raises (00:02:31) - FINANCE MEeting on Firefighter Equipment Ordinance (00:07:05) - Bond Extension to Public Safety Equipment (00:12:02) - Senators on the Science Committee (00:13:0...