AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the licensing board meeting and a preview of the first city council meeting in 2026.

Quincy fatality. Quincy road rage.  Quincy choir concert. 

Quincy Veterans Services Director Christine Cugini provides details about this year's annual Wreaths Across America Day on December 13th.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses property taxes, a proposal for a performing arts center, and plans to make school buses safer. 

Companies may respond to Quincy incident. Ward 4 gets additional funding. Cannabis consumption coming. 

Energy issues, tax policies, Medicaid concerns, and economic concerns are addressed in this latest episode.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the December 8th council meeting and a preview of the last council meeting of the year on December 15th.  

Water main break. No tax vote. Coyote warning. 

Quincy tax hearing. Performing Arts Center proposed. 2 Quincy restaurants honored. 

Reverend Kimberly Murphy, and Deanna Van Schagen of Quincy Point Congregational Church explain their Nutcracker Christmas Marketplace and Diaper Drive Challenge.  

Quincy man pleads guilty to robbery. Milestone in new Squantum School. Holiday events and Pearl Harbor Day.  Chapters (00:00:00) - North Quincy Marching Band and Color Guard Win Best Overall Band(00:03:00) - Botulism Outbreak in Babies Linked to Contaminated(00:04:29) - Brian Walsh Murder Trial: Jur(00:06:10) - Sign Moving to New Location in Quincy(00:10:52) - In Business: Stocks mixed, Quincy College upsets 15th(00:11:41) - Winter Weather Forecast for Quincy Friday

State Representative Tackey Chan reflects on some of the holiday events in Quincy, speaks about streetlight issues in Quincy, and comments on national politics.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Tacky Talk Podcast(00:00:38) - Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting(00:06:09) - State Rep. John Keane on Street Lighting(00:10:07) - Legislator Ann Margaret Ferrante passes away from pancreatic(00:13:23) - LIHEAP Heat Energy Assistance funding released(00:15:40) - Small Businesses Struggles(00:23:19) - Immigration policy along the US-Canada border(00:26:17) - Local perspectives on the state budget(00:32:09) - Countdown to the 2020 ballot question(00:34:58) - MCAS repeal: Will it affect gas prices?(00:40:41) - Rep. Tacky Chan: How to Contact My Office

Fire damages Quincy restaurant. Planned Quincy power outage. Quincy holiday concert. 

Kathey Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club have a preview of their annnual Holiday Greens Sale on December 6th at Wollaston Congregational Church.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Winter Greens Sale(00:03:30) - Two begonias for sale(00:03:54) - Christmas trees, planters and more(00:06:15) - Community Christmas Gift Bag(00:10:22) - Quincy Garden Clubs turn 100(00:14:13) - Civic Beautification(00:15:55) - Green Sale(00:16:33) - Decorating the Garden Club SALE(00:19:54) - Wreath Decorating(00:21:40) - Winter Greens Bag Sale

Quincy scam victim. Quincy porch fire. Quincy rink delayed opening.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Sheriff's Office: Jury Duty Scam(00:02:18) - Holbrook Man Found Drunk, Not Properly Restrained for Children(00:03:41) - Duxbury Armed Robbery Suspect Found(00:05:33) - Brian Walsh Murder Trial: Evidence presented to jury(00:07:13) - Winter Skating Rink Open in Quincy(00:09:20) - Stocks rebound, but trade remains cautious(00:09:59) - Winter Weather Outlook for Quincy Wednesday

New England Wildlife Center Executive Director Zak Mertz provides information about their annual Winter Wildlife Open House on December 6th at their Cape Cod location.   Chapters (00:00:00) - New England Wildlife Center's Zach Mertz(00:00:47) - What is the New England Wildlife Center?(00:01:54) - Winter Holiday Open House(00:03:54) - Bring the Animals to the Center(00:04:22) - Give the Gift of an Owl(00:06:06) - Animal Presentations and a Barnstable Holiday Open House(00:08:12) - Charles the Alligator(00:11:40) - Winter is coming soon for native animals(00:12:41) - Winter Wonderland: An Owl Rescued from His Home(00:15:32) - Wildlife Center programs and events

Mayor Thomas Koch provides a recap of the holiday events, a preview of the upcoming property tax hearing, and an update of the new public safety complex.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor Thomas Koch(00:00:56) - Christmas celebrations in Quincy(00:02:46) - Christmas Parade Floats(00:06:29) - Mayor Discusses Property Tax Rates

Pedestrian critical. Tax hearing. Free legal help.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Property Tax Rates(00:03:25) - Brian Walsh Trial Begins(00:05:53) - Massachusetts Graduation Requirements Under New Plans(00:07:54) - Attorney General: Donating to Charitable Funds(00:09:55) - Stocks retreat, but dollar rises(00:10:31) - Winter Weather Update for Quincy Tuesday

Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association President Walter Hubley announces he is stepping down as president as he prepares to become the next Ward 3 councilor.  Hubley also provides information about the 23rd annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Safford Park on December 5th at 6pm.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association's Tree Lighting(00:02:26) - The Safford Park Neighbor Association(00:03:43) - Meet the New Faces(00:03:54) - Bob LaRocca Takes on the Presidency of the Wallace Neighborhood(00:09:52) - A message from the 2017 election(00:10:13) - Winter Christmas Tree Lighting(00:14:12) - Porch Fest at Walston Hill(00:15:57) - Wollastonhill Association meets regularly(00:17:09) - Santa's Christmas Eve Appearance

Quincy Public Safety Complex to open in new year. Quincy skating rink to open today. Combined Quincy band wins big.  Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy Christmas Parade and Skating Rink Open;(00:04:35) - Fire at Nursing Home in Rockland(00:06:00) - Local Family brings Thanksgiving Dinner to Quincy Firefighters(00:09:50) - Stocks open higher on Wall Street(00:10:37) - Winter Weather Forecast for Quincy