AM Quincy

Margaret Laforest, President of the United States Naval and Shipbuilding Museum provides an update on programs, activities, and volunteer opportunities on-board the USS Salem at the Quincy Shipyard.  Chapters (00:00:00) - The USS Salem (00:03:33) - Local advocate for coastal protection speaks (00:04:53) - Dressing Ship (00:06:15) - Visit Quincy's historic attractions (00:08:10) - Salem Island Muse...

Fatal plane crash in Plymouth. Quincy event honors late congressman.   Tall ship in Quincy.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Pilot Killed After Small Plane Crashes Into Pond in Plymouth (00:02:12) - Massachusetts Governor proposes to cap ticket resale fees (00:05:59) - New England Aquarium Rescues 8 More Sea Turtles to Be (00:07:23) - Massachusetts Governor Signs Blue Star Families License Plate (00:08:29)...

Quincy body identified. Quincy road closure. 8 new Quincy officers.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Police Officers Take the Oath of Service (00:01:24) - Quincy Roads to Close on the Weekend (00:03:18) - Bradley Leal Arrested for Operating Under the Influence (00:05:52) - Firefire Smoke Affects Air Quality in Massachusetts (00:08:09) - Quincy News Update: July 16th

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a review of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of the September 1st state primary election.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo on WQAD (00:00:29) - License Commissioners Hold Hearing on Taste of Quincy Event (00:03:09) - Village Board approves restaurant license change (00:05:16) - Asian Cafe Licensing Hearing (00:06:13) -...

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses an economic development bond bill passed by the house and explains the remaining 2 weeks of the legislative session.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Tacky Talk (00:00:44) - How a Conference Committee Bill would help economic development (00:03:24) - Massachusetts Tax Credit and Workforce Development (00:05:29) - Wheelchair and Electric Bikes on the Streets (00:10...

New firefighter gear arrives. 2 road closures proposed. Apartments approved at former funeral home.  Chapters (00:00:16) - New Quincy Firefighter Gear Arrives (00:03:24) - House passes pet safety and ownership bill (00:07:40) - Quincy News Update: Heat Advisory continues, stocks higher

Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about a joint 911 dispatch center for Quincy and Milton.  Koch also explains how the city helped the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum obtain a new  historic building.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Hall Update (00:01:02) - Milton 911 Dispatch Center Plan (00:06:09) - Milton Fire Dept. Would Use a Central Dispatch Center for 91 (00:08:06) - The Quincy Granite Museum (0...

Sea Street repaving. Ward 2 developments.  New home for Quincy museum.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Paving on C Street (00:02:00) - Jury Selection in Lindsey Clancy Case (00:03:34) - bottlenose dolphins strand themselves in Massachusetts (00:06:15) - Stock Market drops as fighting continues in Syria (00:06:39) - Heat Advisory goes into effect for Quincy Tuesday

John Stewart and Frank Hart of the Quincy Bay Race Week Association provide a history of the organization, and details about the 88th annual Regatta on July 18th and 19th.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Bay Race Week (00:00:48) - The Braintree Yacht Club Association's 89th Anniversary (00:02:33) - Quincy Bay Race Week (00:06:02) - The July 18-19 Sailing Regatta (00:08:52) - Inside Line Race (00:12...

2 Quincy beaches closed. Homeless man missing. Storytime on Wollaston Beach.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Missing Homeless Man Found in Randolph; and More (00:04:54) - Nurses Strike and Work Stoppage Over at Brigham and Women (00:06:35) - Six Former MBTA Employees and One Current Staffer Arrested for (00:09:54) - Heat Wave continues in Quincy; stocks higher

Ron Iacobucci, Executive Director of the Masshire South Shore Career Center in Quincy explains their mission and also talks about the local labor market.  

Braintree man dies after India trip. Holbrook brothers arraigned on assault charges. Quincy beaches closed. 

Joint 911 center in Quincy. Human remains in Randolph. Red Arrows flyover. 

Clasby's pension revoked. Squantum School progress. Wolly Beach Wednesdays. 

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about pending legislation regarding economic development, housing, and energy.  

Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the America 250 celebrations, speaks about the ongoing Heritage Tree Program, and comments on summer recreation programs. 

Body found in Quincy. Quincy swim instructor rescues woman. 7 district attorney candidates. 

New England Wildlife Center President Katrina Bergman, and Brett Hale, Science Education Facilitator speak about their membership programs and STEM Summer Programs.  

Criminal complaint sought for trooper fight in Quincy. Quincy couple impersonating police. Dunkin' fire in Quincy. 

State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy reports that the legislature has finalized the state budget for the new fiscal year.  The discussion also centers on a bill that would improve campaign finance reporting for statewide ballot questions and also focuses on a question posed by a listener about rent control.  

No Quincy open meeting law violation. Clasby offers apology to Quincy. Quincy celebrates America 250. 

Carlos Narvaez, Public Affairs Specialist with the U.S. Small Business Administration explains low interest federal disaster loans available to small businesses and private nonprofit organizations to offset economic losses caused by a February blizzard.  

Quincy keeps Emergency Management. Quincy salary issue heads back to court. Quincy will celebrate America 250. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says he will find another funding source to maintain the Emergency Management Department.  Koch also comments on the future of the Quincy Center MBTA Station, and speaks about the many events to celebrate America 250.  

Quincy roofing company indicted. Adams park celebrates America 250. Kennedy Center closed.