AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update on the November 5th election, including early in-person voting, mail-in voting, and Election Day information.  

New details on Braintree fire. FBI in Weymouth. Chamber president retiring. 

Braintree house fire. Canton brush fire. Celebrations of President John Adams.

Neighborworks Housing Solutions CEO Rob Corley, and Resource Development Director Maxine Depina discuss their organization's efforts at creating affordable housing, and their annual Opening Doors Changing Lives Gala, on November 7th at Granite Links in Quincy.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on recent federal grants for the Quincy Fire Department, the suspension of an employee at the Atherton Hough School, and a celebration for President John Adams and the new Adams Presidential Center.  

Quincy school worker on leave. Braintree man sentenced for drug and gun charges. Quincy College basketball plays at high school.  

Eric DeFilippis, membership associate, and member Sean Barry speak about the history and the services available at the Atlantic Clubhouse in Quincy.  

Fire department grants. Pregnant woman missing. Quincy students receive books. 

Ray Theberge, Chairman of the Quincy Friends of Scouting, provides a recap of the Quincy Camporee held recently, and a preview of the annual Mayor's Scouting Breakfast.  

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reviews the 5 questions on the November 5th ballot.  

Drug trafficker sentenced. Driver hits fire truck and DPW truck. Early voting begins. 

Kate Tenney with the Office of Healthy Homes in the Quincy Planning Department speaks about events taking place for National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week.  

Kevin Coughlin of the Montclair Wollaston Neighborhood Association speaks about their annual Pumpkin Spice Festval, October 27th from Noon to 4pm at Bishop Field.  

MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng speaks about a variety of topics including new Red line cars, the new bus garage in Quincy, plans for expanded ferry service, and plans to rebuild the Quincy Center station.  

Planners review ENC rezoning proposal. State wide literacy program launches in Quincy. Priscilla Bonica Day. 

Quincy Lions Club President Sean Glennon and Chairman of the Pancake Breakfast Committee David Sawyer speak about their annual fundraiser and free eye screenings on October 27th at The Kennedy Center. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with a recap of the latest Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the November 5th election, including early voting and mail-in voting.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides a recap of the October 15th council meeting, including a special tribute to Priscilla Bonica, who died of cancer at age 20.  Cain also speaks about the decision to defer pay raises until the next elected term for the mayor and city councilors.  

Major developments on planning agenda. Quincy man charged with Boston stabbing. Salute to Service game. 

Grace McGovern of One Fair Wage, explains their support of question 5, which would gradually increase the hourly minimum wage of tipped workers in Massachusetts from $6.75 to $15.00.