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New England Wildlife Center Executive Director Zak Mertz provides information about their annual Winter Wildlife Open House on December 6th at their Cape Cod location.   Chapters (00:00:00) - New England Wildlife Center's Zach Mertz (00:00:47) - What is the New England Wildlife Center? (00:01:54) - Winter Holiday Open House (00:03:54) - Bring the Animals to the Center (00:04:22) - Give the Gift of...

Mayor Thomas Koch provides a recap of the holiday events, a preview of the upcoming property tax hearing, and an update of the new public safety complex.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor Thomas Koch (00:00:56) - Christmas celebrations in Quincy (00:02:46) - Christmas Parade Floats (00:06:29) - Mayor Discusses Property Tax Rates

Pedestrian critical. Tax hearing. Free legal help.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Property Tax Rates (00:03:25) - Brian Walsh Trial Begins (00:05:53) - Massachusetts Graduation Requirements Under New Plans (00:07:54) - Attorney General: Donating to Charitable Funds (00:09:55) - Stocks retreat, but dollar rises (00:10:31) - Winter Weather Update for Quincy Tues...

Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association President Walter Hubley announces he is stepping down as president as he prepares to become the next Ward 3 councilor.  Hubley also provides information about the 23rd annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Safford Park on December 5th at 6pm.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association's Tree Lighting (00:02:26) - The Safford Park Ne...

Quincy Public Safety Complex to open in new year. Quincy skating rink to open today. Combined Quincy band wins big.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy Christmas Parade and Skating Rink Open; (00:04:35) - Fire at Nursing Home in Rockland (00:06:00) - Local Family brings Thanksgiving Dinner to Quincy Firefighters (00:09:50) - Stocks open higher on Wall Street (00:10:37) - Winter Weather Forecast for Quin...

Football and Holidays. Large Braintree development. Community Thanksgiving meal.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the holiday events in the city and offers a Thanksgiving message.  

Salary issue in court. Smoke detectors save family. Clerk assaulted with guitar. 

Quincy Friends of Scouting Chairman Ray Theberge, and this year's Good Scout Honorees Sean Glennon and John Keohane speak about this year's Mayor's Good Scout Breakfast on December 4th at The Tirrell Room. 

Quincy fire. Braintree power outage. Court hearing on pay raise. 

Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro provides an update on enrollment, scholarship awards, the alumni association, and Early College High School.  

Former professor in romance scam. Turtle strandings. Overnight construction. 

Discussion centers around legislation regarding violence against health care workers, a higher education bond bill, proposed rent control, and constitutional law.  

Quincy developments on hold. Historic granite house rebuilt. Transgender remembrance vigil.  

Quincy Rotary Club President John "Duke" Whitney, President-Elect Caryn Smith, and member Helen Shiner of the Quincy Chamber of Commerce speak about the club's Giving Tree project and the Holiday Market at Kilroy Square.  

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

New Quincy courthouse. Quincy attorney challenges Morrissey. New Wollaston development.