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ENC discussion continues. New North Quincy development. Flag Day.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy City Councilor extends invitation to Eastern Nazarene (00:02:46) - Quincy voters to be notified of inactive voter list (00:05:59) - Flag Day Parade and Fireworks in Quincy (00:08:05) - Weather and Business

55+ Quincy housing approved. ENC plan on the Quincy agenda. Native American cultural center in Quincy.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Planning Board Approves New 55 and Older Residential Community (00:05:48) - Former Sheriff's Deputy Pleads Guilty to Bribing Employees (00:09:57) - Quincy News Update: June 11, 2018

Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about plans for a cultural center for the Massachusett Tribe, and comments on this year's high school graduation ceremonies and the 75th annual Flag Day Parade.  

Quincy graduation week. Quincy officers honored. Sailboat capsizes in Quincy Bay. 

Ann Danby of the Thalia Theater Troupe of Quincy speaks about their new season of performances at the QArts Gallery, The Ruth Gordon Amphitheater, The Fore River Clubhouse, and on-board the USS Salem.  

Quincy early learning center moving. Quincy tavern sold. Quincy graduations. 

Quincy Pride President Richard Ash provides information about the recent annual flag raising ceremony and the upcoming annual Quincy Pride Festival.  

ENC deadline approaching. Wollaston water safe for swimming. New England Free Jacks host Chicago.

Quincy signature review. Quincy councilors continue budget cuts. Fundraiser for Quincy fire victims. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a review of the latest licensing board meeting and an update on the certification of signatures on a ballot petition dealing with salaries for the mayor and city councilors. 

Quincy house fire. School bus cameras. Scooper Bowl. 

Harveys Saltwater Fishing Club President Kevin Gomez, and Vice President Liberty Schaaf provide details about this year's Veterans Fishing Expo and Fundraiser. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the June 1st council meeting. 

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on plans to redevelop the Crown Colony Office Park, the proposed purchase of the former Eastern Nazarene College, and honoring Msgt. John DiLorenzo.  

Questions about ENC. New redevelopment plan. City to review ballot petition. 

Manet Community Health Center Chief of Staff and Senior Director of Marketing and Communications Sandra McGunigle, and Director of Development Michelle Duggan discuss Manet's history and mission, and also promote their annual June Bloom fundraiser.  

Lunar New Year holiday approved in Quincy. Quincy mayor not worried about bond downgrade. Quincy Memorial Day parade. 

State Representative Tackey Chan explains the passage of recent bills including a measure that would allow restaurant workers to administer drugs to counteract food allergies and a measure prohibiting the weaponization of drones.  

Quincy budget hearings continue. Fore River Rotary reconstruction planned. Quincy Jazz Concert. 

Quincy department eliminated. New ferry routes. Storms cause fires and outages. 

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.