AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy orders migrant camp removed. Brockton Hospital to reopen. Suspect arraigned in fatal crash. 

Janet Pearson, Director of Workforce Development Programs for Quincy College, and Philip Chong, President & CEO of Quincy Asian Resources discuss their new partnership offering a hospitality management program at Quincy College.  

Laura Martin, Quincy's Substance Use Prevention Coordinator, explains the 14th annual Candlelight Vigil in memory of those lost to overdose and substance use disorder, to be held on August 28th.  

Shots fired at Braintree home. 2 fatal crashes. Local firm entering 5th century of business. 

Daniel Gaviani and John Greiner-Ferris of Quincy talk about their involvement in the Atlantic Works Gallery in East Boston, and the current exhibit, Roots of Passage: Artists Examine Immigration.  

Armed carjacking in Quincy. Grants for Quincy schools and Quincy College. New Quincy park dedication.  

Roll-over crash. Pedestrian accident. Lighthouse restored. 

Boat crash off Quincy. Public hearing on MBTA garage future. Taste of Quincy returns. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about preparing for the impacts of Hurricane Debby, the dedication of the Quincy Navy Park and Lone Sailor Statue, and a fundraiser for the Quincy Animal Shelter. 

Philip Chong, President and CEO of Quincy Asian Resources promotes the 37th annual August Moon Festival in Quincy, and also explains their expanded mental health program.  

Quincy Point crash. Manet celebrates National Community Health Center Week. National Night Out in Quincy.

Cardinal retires. Shoplifters targeted. Free Jacks win title.  

Sara Callard of the Friends of the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater talks about how the free performances are going so far this season, and explains the upcoming shows.  Callard also discusses the need for additional funds. 

Quincy man pleads guilty to drug and gun charges. Fight at a Quincy baseball game. FBI in Hull.  

Cain receives three endorsements. Chesna sentenced to life. Teachers spot rattlesnakes. 

Ronald Primo Iacobucci explains his campaign for District 4 Governor's Councilor in the September 3rd state election. 

Ron Iacobucci, Executive Director of Workforce Development for the City of Quincy, discusses how the Mass Hire South Shore Career Center is trying to help migrants find employment.  

Sentencing for Weymouth murders. Quincy citizens group petition. Study to expand ferry service. 

State Representative Tackey Chan explains the approval of the Fiscal Year 2025 state budget that includes free community college, online lottery sales, and free school meals.  Chan also comments on the changes in the state's emergency shelter system, and reflects on national politics.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on projects including the new Quincy Animal Shelter, road work, the Lone Sailor Statue, and the planned closure of the Red line and Carney Hospital.