AM Quincy

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the latest licensing board meeting and a reminder about the city census.   Chapters (00:00:00) - City Clerk Nicole Bow Discusses Board of Licensed Commissioners Meeting (00:00:35) - City of Quincy Holds Public Hearing Regarding One Day Liquor License (00:02:57) - Planning Permit for Quincy Police 5K (00:05:03) - Merry Men Foundation Event (00:0...

Car into pole. Brockton man pleads not guilty to double fatal crash. Safer MBTA buses.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Brockton Man Charged in Quincy Crash that Killed Two Men (00:02:34) - Man Arrested for Dog Fighting Conspiracy (00:04:06) - Massachusetts lawmakers continue to work on social media restrictions for teens (00:06:27) - Quincy News Update: Stocks Rise, Rain Returns

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney explains her proposal to change the manner in which Quincy finances are reported to the city council.   Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council President Ann Mahoney on Financial Standards and Financial Transparency Ord (00:03:04) - Q Quincy City Council Discusses the City's Reserve Accounts (00:10:03) - Quincy taxes-forecasting (00:10:43) - Mayor: We need to...

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on a proposal to change the way the city's finances are presented to the city council.  Upcoming events including Cleaner Greener Quincy and Flag Day are also mentioned.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor's Weekly City Hall Update (00:00:20) - Volunteers Clean Quincy May 2 (00:02:20) - City of Portsmouth Discusses Wollaston Beach (00:03:09) - Mayor Discusses Proposed Ordinance...

Quincy finances at issue. Free legal clinic. Romneycare anniversary.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council continues discussion on financial safeguards ordinance (00:01:28) - Massachusetts celebrates Romney Care 20th Anniversary (00:06:46) - Quincy weather forecast: Partly sunny, warm with isolated

Friends of Wollaston Beach President Maureen Mazrimas and Maya Smith of Save the Harbor Save the Bay and Friends of Wollaston Beach provide a preview of events on the beach this year.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Beach Ladies at Wollaston Beach (00:01:39) - Local environmental cleanups planned for 2017 (00:06:15) - Friends of Walliston Beach Announce Summer Plans (00:12:14) - Plein Air Art Association (...

Quincy finances examined. Quincy illegal dumping fines increased. ICE agent struck in Quincy.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council Finance Committee to Discuss Fiscal Standards and Financial Transparency (00:05:11) - Ten Indian Nationals Indicted in Mass. Crime Scheme to Fake Armed (00:07:01) - Lt. Brian Tully Retires after Misconduct in John O (00:08:38) - Tractor Trailer Trucks on Fire Outside Br...

Quincy Director of Tourism Dagny Ashley talks about how Quincy is planning to celebrate America 250.  

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses proposed legislation that would band social media use for people 14 and younger, and would ban students from using cell phones during school.  

Layoffs at South Shore Elder Services. Lunar New Year holiday in Quincy. New England Free Jacks home-opener. 

Quincy developments continued. CD Week. Spring Concert. 

Quincy man held on murder charges. Demolition begins on Quincy police station. Level funded Quincy budget. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the April 6th council meeting.  

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the design phase of a proposed Performing Arts Center and Adams Presidential Center.  An update on a plan to purchase the former Eastern Nazarene College property, a topping off ceremony at the new Squantum school, and a proposed ban on cell phones in schools are also discussed.  

Quincy construction accident. Historic preservation approved. Colorguard champions. AMQ April 7

Interfaith Social Services Executive Director Rick Doane provides details about their annual Stop the Stigma 5K on April 25th to raise funds for their New Directions Counseling Center.  

Squantum school ceremony. Blue Bikes in Quincy. Cell phone ban. 

Quincy Lions Club Co-President Christine Cedrone provides details of their annual Evening for Sight Fundraiser on April 30th at the Tirrell Room.  

Quincy Performing Arts Center moves forward. Quincy council seeks financial safeguards. Free Jacks season underway. 

Quincy Community Development Director Sean Glennon and Assistant Planner Rhiannon Gorham provide information about the events for the annual Community Development Week, April 6th through the 10th. 

Quincy pole fire. Realtor guilty. Quincy Credit for Life. 

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.