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Quincy man arrested in Dorchester. Progress on Squantum School. Superbowl T'Shirts.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy man arrested for breaking into apartment, placing black tape over door (00:04:07) - Flu deaths in Massachusetts continue (00:07:24) - Secretary of State Bill Galvin to Run for Record 9th Term (00:12:20) - Stocks mixed, but Nasdaq closes higher (00:13:00) - Winter Weather Forecast for Q...

Manhole explosions. Bitcoin lawsuit. "I See Ghosts". Chapters (00:00:00) - Manhole Fires Cause Street Closures in Boston (00:01:12) - Massachusetts Attorney General Sues Bitcoin ATM Operator (00:04:27) - Three People Arrested in Massena SNAP Fraud Scheme (00:08:50) - Stocks Down, Oil Steady (00:09:21) - Winter Weather Outlook for Quincy Wednesday

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides an update of the February 2nd council meeting.   Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council President Ann Mahoney Discusses the February 2nd Meeting (00:00:22) - Council passes public participation and procedures (00:03:58) - repeal of Mayor's and City Council's raises (00:06:44) - Council: Objections to Minutes clarified (00:08:26) - Quincy Mayor's orde...

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on snow removal efforts and a preview of his State of the City Address.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Snow continues to fall in the Northeast (00:00:47) - Snow Removal Effort in the City (00:02:48) - Snow and Sidewalks (00:04:25) - Snow removal costs in the city (00:06:34) - Mayor Thomas Koch Discusses State of the City

Residents speak to council. Raise repeals. Plow fire.  Chapters (00:00:17) - City Council to Review Pay Raises for Mayor and City Councilors (00:02:23) - Boston subway fare gates remain inoperable following snowstorm (00:04:49) - Trooper Appears in Court on Domestic Violence Charges (00:06:00) - Panera, Thermo Fisher Scientific to Cut Jobs in Massachusetts (00:08:21) - Quincy News Update

North Quincy High School Science Department Head Claire Boudreau shares information about the 67th annual STEM, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, Fair on February 3rd.   Chapters (00:00:00) - The 67th STEM Fair (00:02:57) - Claire from Scotland talks about science (00:03:51) - The STEM Fair (00:06:38) - Seeking STEM Fair places (00:10:33) - Who are the judges and how do they vote? (00:11...

Coastal flooding. Broken water pipe. Pay raises.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Storms, pay raises on Quincy City Council agenda (00:02:22) - Boston Symphony Orchestra Wins 13th GRAMMYs (00:05:28) - Stocks Fall on Growing Artificial Intelligence Bubble (00:06:18) - Winter Weather Forecast for Quincy

New South Shore YMCA President & CEO Trevor Williams talks about his background, a strategic plan moving forward, and the opening of the Paul Gorman Center for Community Impact at the Hale Family YMCA in Quincy. 

MBTA delays. Quincy pay raises are back. Chili Bowl. 

Ferries canceled. Red Line work canceled. Snow removal continues. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with an update on the licensing board meeting and a reminder about the city census.  

Topics include the MBTA's snow operations, online lottery, and Minneapolis.  

Back to school. 2 house fires. Y addition finished.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on the city's snow removal efforts.  

Quincy snow emergency continues. Quincy schools closed again. Quincy sober home manager sentenced. 

American Red Cross Spokesperson Jeff Hall talks about the critical shortage of blood and incentives to encourage more blood donors. 

AI, energy affordability, ballot questions, and the State of the Commonwealth are all discussed in this episode. 

Supreme court to hear statue case. Quincy rape suspect in court.  Tobins funeral.

DiBona supports public input. 2 Quincy schools honored. Quincy chef a James Beard nominee.  

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the January 20th city council meeting. 

Pay raise repeals shot down. Restaurants causing sewer clogs. Healey seeks re-election. 

Funerals for two mayors and a first lady. City wins short term rental case. Pay raises on the  council agenda. 

Quincy Community Liaison Damion Outar discusses how he works to connect Quincy residents to the city services they need.  Outar also speaks about the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about some of his bills for the new year, the state's financial status, and international affairs. 

Council to tackle raises, taxes, transparency. Extra work on Squantum School. MLK Jr. Standout.