AM Quincy

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. 

City of Quincy Special Events Coordinator John McDonald has details about free events  coming up in Quincy for America 250, the Maritime Festival, A Tall Ship, outdoor concert, and food truck festival. 

Man shot in Quincy. 2 troopers fight in Quincy. Free lunches in Quincy. 

Anna Cayco, Communications Director for Save the Harbor Save the Bay explains the history and mission of the 40 year old organization, and speaks about their Better Beaches Program.  

Quincy residents win signature fight. Quincy man part of human trafficking case. Free Quincy festivals and historic events. 

The state budget, ballot questions, the economy, and international unrest are all discussed in this latest episode. 

Quincy man sentenced for bank robbery. New internet provider in Quincy. Quincy marks Korean War anniversary. 

Quincy pay raises deleted. Quincy safeguards to prevent fraud. Quincy Veterans Services honored. 

Quincy School Committeeman Tom Leung speaks about the recent approval of Lunar New Year as a school holiday.  Leung also talks about his first 6 months on the committee, and his priorities for the next school year. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the June 22nd council meeting. 

Memorial service for Quincy teen. Online payment coming to Quincy. Stop & Shop fined.