AM Quincy

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the May 18th city council meeting.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the recent bond downgrading from Moodys, speaks about plans to purchase Eastern Nazarene College, and provides a preview of the annual Memorial Day parade.  

Quincy pay raises discussed. Quincy budget hearings continue. Quincy police search for assault suspect. 

Paula Pierce of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Massachusetts provides details of the new season at the Dorothy Quincy House in Quincy.  

Quincy pay raises on agenda. Braintree carjacking. Funeral for Quincy firefighter. 

Rich "Rat" Kennedy and Lou Tozzi provide details about the 28th annual Jimmy Kennedy Memorial Run for ALS research and The Angel Fund.  

Quincy kayaker dies. Quincy bond rating downgraded. Wollaston Gardens opens.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Police: Kayaker Found Dead, Boat Crashes Into Quincy Pier (00:03:42) - City of Quincy Downgraded to A1 from AA3 (00:06:51) - Funeral for World War II Veteran in South Shore (00:08:05) - Donor Neil Leonard passes away (00:12:24) - Quincy News Update for May 15th

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about May as AAPI month.  The recent Supreme Court hearing regarding the proposed audit of the state legislature is also discussed.   Chapters (00:00:00) - March Asian American History Month (00:04:27) - Asian Pacific Islanders in the US (00:09:37) - Hawaii is a non-contiguous state (00:12:22) - Massachusetts State House Quiet this Week (00:16:32) - DPU audi...

Sara Callard and Ann Danby provide details about this year's Friends Fridays performances at the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Ruth Gordon Amphitheater Announces Fourth Season (00:05:06) - Yacht Rock Festival 2017 (00:08:47) - Celtic Quincy (00:12:35) - Quincy 400 Festival (00:16:45) - A Theater Troupe at Ruth Gordon (00:20:59) - The Amphitheater (00:25:12) - Sarah on Breast Ca...

Quincy and Boston water rescues. 55+ community proposed in Quincy. Taste of the South Shore.  Chapters (00:00:16) - New 55 and Older Residential Community Proposed in Quincy (00:02:47) - Massachusetts Attorney General's Office sues GM Skyline Drive Apart (00:06:34) - Weather: Showers possible today, high 62

Bartholomew Jae of Quincy speaks about his first book, The Amasian Way, A Practical Guide to Asian American Leadership.   Chapters (00:00:00) - An Asian American Leader's Journey (00:06:26) - Five Life Tips for Asian Americans (00:08:22) - How I Learned to Love the Catholic Church (00:11:02) - is it a Training Manual? (00:16:22) - How to Get to the Top of Your Business (00:17:51) - Beyond Code Swi...

Quincy budget cuts. New Quincy developments. USS Salem birthday.  Chapters (00:00:16) - City Council cuts $239,000 from budget (00:03:35) - Fire damages multi- House in Plymouth (00:04:57) - Attorney General to Send Letter to Auditor Regarding Lawsuit (00:08:30) - Weather Forecast: Rain Wednesday, Friday

Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the plan to purchase the former Eastern Nazarene College property and also promotes upcoming events for America 250.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor Thomas Koch (00:01:06) - Quincy Historical Tour Guides Need Volunteers (00:02:18) - Happy 77th Birthday to USS Salem (00:03:36) - City Council Discusses Eastern Nazarene College Property (00:06:29) - Will part of the Wollas...

Quincy budget hearings begin. Active shooter in Cambridge arrested. Tall Ships coming.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Budget Hearings begin in Quincy (00:01:34) - Cambridge Shooting suspect arrested (00:03:30) - Massachusetts Drought Management Task Force declares worsening drought conditions (00:06:28) - March of Sail 2018 (00:08:05) - Quincy News Update

Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club have details about their annual Plant Sale, May 16th from 9am to Noon at the Wollaston Congregational Church.   Chapters (00:00:00) - The Walliston Garden Club's Annual Plant Sale (00:03:14) - Walden and Garden Club (00:06:02) - Don't Miss Our Garden Sale (00:09:25) - May Apple in bloom (00:11:26) - Plant Sale (00:14:52) - Several non-pr...

Quincy budget hearings. Milton spa owner pleads guilty. Quincy mayor remembered.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council to Review Proposal Budget (00:02:23) - Massachusetts Businessman Pleads Guilty to Botulism Case (00:06:22) - Business News

The Woodward School Summer Program Director Cami Furlong and student Emmi Torres talk about this year's summer camp program.  

South Shore Elder Services closing. Fidelity job cuts. Memorial for former Quincy mayor. 

Inner City Capital Connections Director Diego Portillo Mazal and Program Coordinator Indhira Taveras speak about how the non-profit organization can assist small businesses and a meeting coming up on June 24th at Quincy College.  

State Representative Tackey Chan talks about the importance of May as Asian American Pacific Islander, AAPI, month.  

Supreme court weighs statue case. Lunar New Year vote delayed. Free mammograms. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a review of the May 5th licensing board meeting and a reminder about dog licenses and the city census.  

Quincy statue case in court. Quincy budget hearings. Quincy brush fires. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the May 4th meeting including a mayoral budget presentation.  

New England Wildlife Center CEO Zak Mertz says they will be releasing 36 turtles into Sailors Home Pond in Quincy after a pond restoration project.