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The Woodward School Summer Program Director Cami Furlong and student Emmi Torres talk about this year's summer camp program.  

South Shore Elder Services closing. Fidelity job cuts. Memorial for former Quincy mayor. 

Inner City Capital Connections Director Diego Portillo Mazal and Program Coordinator Indhira Taveras speak about how the non-profit organization can assist small businesses and a meeting coming up on June 24th at Quincy College.  

State Representative Tackey Chan talks about the importance of May as Asian American Pacific Islander, AAPI, month.  

Supreme court weighs statue case. Lunar New Year vote delayed. Free mammograms. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a review of the May 5th licensing board meeting and a reminder about dog licenses and the city census.  

Quincy statue case in court. Quincy budget hearings. Quincy brush fires. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the May 4th meeting including a mayoral budget presentation.  

New England Wildlife Center CEO Zak Mertz says they will be releasing 36 turtles into Sailors Home Pond in Quincy after a pond restoration project.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains his budget presentation and plans to purchase Eastern Nazarene College.  

Quincy budget up almost three percent. Quincy considers buying ENC. Gas prices up again. 

Mihaela Rusu provides details about the 5th annual Quincy Multicultural Festival and the creation of Culture Kind.  

Quincy budget presentation. Expressway crash.  Quincy Senior Olympics. 

Maria Droste Counseling Services Executive Director Mike Shanahan, and Director of Engagement JJ Sorensen discuss the agency's mission of providing mental health counseling services for all and also give details about their annual Fashion for Compassion fundraiser.  

Statue case heads to high court. Millie Cox rememberd. Quincy woman wins lottery. 

State Representative Tackey Chan of Quincy reports that the House has approved the proposed budget of $63.4 billion that takes effect on July 1st.  

Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro provides a spring update, speaks about their Dual Enrollment and Early College High School programs, and provides a preview of this year's commencement ceremony.    

Beer garden at Wollaston Theater location. DCF worker from Quincy charged with assaulting a woman. Vietnam Veterans Day. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a review of the latest licensing board meeting, including a new outdoor summer festival at the site of the former Wollaston Theater.  

$21 million for Eastern Nazarene College.  Quincy is $1.8 billion in debt. Grants for Quincy Fire Department. 

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the April 27th meeting which included a presentation about the city's debt and finances.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says the former Eastern Nazarene College has accepted an offer from the city to purchase the 20 acre parcel.  Koch also comments on Cleaner Greener Quincy and the Quincy Senior Olympics. 

Council reviews finances. Libraries closed. James Sheets memorial service. 

Hilary Miller from the Friends of the Thomas Crane Library talks about their events and programs, including their upcoming annual meeting featuring two New York Times bestselling authors and their new book about Abigail Adams.