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Koch would use eminent domain at ENC.

Early voting set to begin soon.

Sheriff collects winter coats. 

Thomas Leavitt, Director of Development for Dove, and Caddie Nath-Folsom, Director of Legal Advocacy for Dove, speak about their annual Harvesting Hope fundraiser, and the legal services offered to victims of domestic violence.  

Gayle Carvalho, President of the Quincy Education Association, speaks in support of Question 2 on the November 5th ballot, which would eliminate the requirement that public school students pass the MCAS test in order to receive a high school diploma.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the latest Board of License Commmissioners meeting and a preview of the November 5th election.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about a grant to upgrade the pier at Squantum Point Park for expanded ferry service, the rezoning of the MBTA bus garage on Hancock Street, potential future uses of the Eastern Nazarene College property, and the appointment of a president of the Adams Presidential Center. 

Quincy company will build new school.

MBTA property rezoned.

Stop & Shop lowers prices. 

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides a recap of the October 7th council meeting, including rezoning the current MBTA bus garage on Hancock Street, and approving $1.8 million for the new Squantum Elementary School.

Federal funds for Squantum pier.

New England Patriot arraigned in Quincy.

Supreme Court hears Milton case. 

Quincy Animal Shelter President Sandra Sines provides details about three fundraisers coming up as the shelter continues marking its 25th anniversary this year.  

Supreme Court hears Milton MBTA case.

Canton shooting.

Former South Shore Chamber leader dies. 

Tina Cahill, Executive Director of Recovered Souls, talks about the services they offer to people in recovery and a special walk being held on October 6th at Pageant Field.  

MBTA Chief Operating Officer Ryan Coholan provides a review of the recently completed 24 day closure of the Braintree branch of the Red Line.  

Former police chief cleared in Quincy man's death.

Quincy sober home operator pleads guilty to fraud.

Quincy Food Truck Festival. 

Jim Mortimer of the Quincy Chapter of the Greater Boston PFLAG, speaks about the formation of the group, and a special event at the Thomas Crane Library in Quincy Center on October 26th.  

Keri Rodrigues from the No on 2, Protecting our Kids Future campaign discusses her group's oppostion to ballot question 2 in the November 5th election, which would eliminate the MCAS graduation requirement.  

Quincy resident Brian Willinsky talks about his involvement in the Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk.  

Cohasset Attorney Craig MacLellan explains why he is exploring the possibility of running for the Norfolk County District Attorney's office in 2026.  

Missing Quincy girl found safe.

Stop & Shop pricing questions.

New Quincy College board members. 

Quincy girl missing.

New leader for Adams Presidential Center.

Bridge openings. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the recent Red line repairs, the plans for the Adams Presidential Center, plans to honor Native Americans, and the Food Truck Festival.  

Dockworkers strike.

Bridgewater inmate dead.

Quincy officer retires. 

Jim Gross, Technical Director for the Curtain Call Theatre in Braintree talks about the history of the theater, past productions, and upcoming events.  

Red line restored.

Plymouth crash.

Quincy traffic grant. 

Dr. Christie Amorosino, Director of the Physical Therapist Assistant Program at Quincy College explains that the program is expanding to the Quincy campus and will offer both in-person and online instruction. 

Quincy woman scammed.

Sheriff's program saves a life.

Roll Hats Weekend at Quincy High School. 

Red line shutdown expanded.

Traffic delays on Quincy Shore Drive.

New apartment complex approved.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the September 24th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the November 5th election.  

Smoke testing in Quincy.

Traffic study in Quincy.

Braintree man wins a million dollars. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the improvements at Forbes Hill Park, the apppointment of a new director of the Quincy Historical Society, the swearing in of 2 new police officers, and the passing of retired fire chief Thomas Gorman.  

Retired Quincy fire chief dies.

2 new Quincy police officers.

Weymouth assault suspect held. 

Katelyn Szafir, Executive Director of the Hale Family YMCA in Quincy explains their plans for an addition to their Coddington Street building for a new gymnastics program and additional office space.  

Woman shot four times in Quincy.

3 south shore crashes.

Quincy park renovations completed. 

Robin Lacey, Coastsweep Coordinator for the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management, and Maureen Mazrimas, President of the Friends of Wollaston Beach, discuss the history of Coastsweep, and the cleanup scheduled for Wollaston Beach on September 21st.  

Quincy road rebuilt.

Boat runs aground in harbor.

Concert moved indoors. 

EEE forces football change.

Ferry terminal upgrades.

New leader at Quincy Historical Society. 

Members of the newly formed citizens group, A Just Quincy, speak about their recent efforts to repeal pay raises for the mayor and city councilors, and their next steps in advocating for greater transparency and accountability in local government.  

Water issue impacting Red line.

More Commuter rail cars added during Red line shutdown.

2 Quincy expansion projects. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, talks about everything from the economy, tourism, ballot questions, and the legislative process, to Chowdah Fest, colonial history, and Taylor Swift.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the September 16th council meeting.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the passage of the Hero Act for veterans, and plans for the Quincy 400 celebration in 2025.  

Quincy adopts Hero Act.

Quincy looks to update sex offender rules.

Hasbro coming to Boston area. 

Innessa Manning of the Massachusetts Coalition to Build Community and End Loneliness explains the origins of Good Neighbor Day, and how Massachusetts will recognize the day on September 28th.  

Quincy domestic assault.

House fire was accidental.

Attorney forms DA campaign committee.  

Quincy Symphony Orchestra President Brian Hickox and Conductor Yoichi Udagawa discuss the opening of their new season on September 21st with an outdoor concert with the Quincy Choral Society on the Hancock Adams Common in Quincy Center. 

3 alarm house fire destroys Quincy home.

Former corrections officer charged with drug smuggling.

Bake sale to benefit homeless students. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reflects on the recent state primary, presidential debate, and actions at Quincy City Council.  

Car crashes into liquor store.

Man threatens to blow up bank.

YMCA to expand. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with a review of the most recent Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the November 5th election. 

3 pedestrian accidents.

Fatal boat accident.

Protests over salaries to continue. 

Quincy City Council President and Ward 3 Councilor Ian Cain provides information about the September 9th council meeting and also discusses his recent U.S. Senate campaign.