AM Quincy

Quincy Asian Resources President & CEO Philip Chong, and Operations and Development Manager Rasika Kale provide details about the 39th annual August Moon Festival on August 16th in Quincy Center.  

Quincy restaurant closing. Wollaston Beach reopen. Quincy man wins $1 million.  

New clinic at Quincy High School. Mail-in ballots available. Red Line trouble. 

Quincy receives Green Communities grant. New Quincy playing rink. National Community Health Center Week. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks on topics including legislative conference committees, proposed increased funding for Medicaid, federal government grant reductions, and the upcoming August Moon Festival in Quincy. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about Manet Community Health Center opening a location at Quincy High School.  Koch also explains a new ropes course being installed in Quincy Point.  

Tree kills Plymouth woman. Quincy police host National Night Out event. Taste of Quincy. 

Quincy Animal Shelter President Sandra Sines and Past President Kit Burke promote a fundraiser at Siros at Marina Bay and speak about the current shelter population. 

Head-on crash in Braintree. Second teen dies in Abington crash. Quincy woman pleads for return of engagement ring.  

Colonel Robert Notch (ret.), of the Massachusetts Office of the Veteran Advocate explains the mission of the organization that was created after the deaths of veterans in state-run homes during the pandemic.  

Quincy losing federal grants. Wollaston Beach closed. Blue Hills road closures. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about a flurry of bills being discussed or passed before the end of the legislative session.

Fatal Abington crash. Clancy trial continues. North Quincy development continued. 

Fire closes Quincy bank building. Rain cancels Quincy concert. State awards Quincy grants. 

Quincy road closures begin this weekend. Missing child found safe. New book on the Karen Read case. 

Katherine Im, Prevention Program Coordinator with Baystate Community Services, and students Vidita Nayak and Era Budakova with the Impact Quincy Youth Action Team speak about their Environmental Scan Project, focusing on substance use by young people.  

Quincy road project continues. Road rage suspect in court. Blood crisis.

Silvana Gomez, Executive Director of the American Red Cross of Greater Boston speaks about her new role and the urgent need for blood.  

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about a senate so-called "fun agenda", talks about upcoming state ballot questions, and touches on geopolitical unrest. 

Quincy sets new fire service standard. 2 Quincy beaches closed. Quincy hosts veterans events. 

Trooper faces hearing for Quincy assault. Quincy teen reported missing. 3 Quincy beaches closed. 

Quincy firefighters receive new gear. Veterans fishing expo in Quincy. 9 ballot questions. 

New Quincy firefighter gear arrives. Tall ship departs. Swimming pool fatality. 

New Quincy Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sharon Driscoll shares her background, her goals, and upcoming chamber events.  

Rideshare passenger injured in Quincy. Quincy residents get thousands in unclaimed property. Thousands visit a tall ship in Quincy.