AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the recent veterans activities in Quincy, speaks about the proposed lease extension for Quarry Hills Associates, and comments on the passing of his mother-in-law.  

Quarry Hills meeting continued. Road rage in Stoughton. Visiting hours for Mayor's relative. 

Quincy Veterans Services Director Christine Cugini reflects on the many veterans events that have taken place this year, and provides details about the Wreaths Across America event being held on December 14th.  

Quarry Hills hearing. New apartments proposed. Retired General attends tree lighting. 

Robert Pierson, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program discusses their annual holiday collection for service members, rides for veterans, and volunteer income tax assistance.  Pierson also announces his plans to retire next year. 

Armed carjacking. New developments in the Karen Read case. Many holiday events.  

North Quincy coach honored. New affordable housing proposed. Holiday concert. 

State Representative Tackey Chan responds to a question regarding the proposed auditing of the state legislature.  Chan also comments on political unrest in South Korea.  

New tax rates set. Quincy buys a church. Quincyopoly.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides a recap of the December 2nd council meeting, including setting the new property tax rates, purchasing the Wollaston Congregational Church, and honoring Uncle Sam.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the recent holiday festivities, speaks about the new property tax rates, and previews upcoming events. 

Quincy taxes rising. Charges in Braintree crash. Train hits car in Abington. 

Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club promote their annual Holiday Greens Sale, December 7th from 9am to 11am at the Wollaston Congregational Church.  

City seeks to purchase church. New tax rates to be set. Free skating rink opens. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with a review of the November 27th Board of License Commissioners meeting, including an update of holiday hours for package stores and restaurants.  

Football and holiday events. Burger King and Popeyes fined. Food drive a success.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says some of the services provided for migrants at the Family Welcome Center at Eastern Nazarene College will move to Quincy Center.  Koch also comments on the many activities to begin the holiday season in Quincy, and offers a Thanksgiving message.  

2 accidents at Logan Airport. Hull woman pleads guilty to fatal crash. South Shore YMCA President honored. 

Quincy Symphony Orchestra Conductor Yoichi Udagawa and member Annie Wright provide details about the annual "Tis the Season Symphony and Song Holiday Concert", on December 5th at 7pm at Quincy High School.  

Red line slow zones removed. 2 men injured in Quincy house break. Quincy blood drive.