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Federal investigation into Long Island Bridge.  Wollaston Center renewal. Quincy water award.  Daily news, weather and sports update. 

Ian Cain and Walter Hubley speak about this year's Porchfest Quincy music festival on June 25th from 3-9pm at locations in Wollaston Hill, Merrymount, and Squantum.  Visit PorchfestQuincy.org for all the details.  

Wollaston Garden Club Co-Presidents Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman promote their annual Plant Sale, on May 21st from 9am to Noon at the Wollaston Congregational Church.  

Sue Kindregan, Secretary to the Quincy Board of License Commissioners provides an update of the May 17th meeting.  

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about the budget process on Beacon Hill, the state of the pandemic, and activities surrounding AAPI Heritage month.

Budget hearings. Police promotions. Tree hits car.  Daily news, weather and sports update. 

Quincy City Council President Noel DiBona provides highlights of the May 16th council meeting including approval of a plan to redevelop Wollaston Center, passage of the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion plan, and upcoming budget hearings.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is pleased with the approval of the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion project.  Koch also discusses a $25 million Capital Improvement Plan, promotes the upcoming ArtsFest celebration, and speaks about the passing of Joseph Mulligan, father of Quincy City Councilor Anne Mahoney.  

Cemetery approved. Wollaston Center approved.  Councilor Mahoney's father passes. 

Dan Myers and Linda Santoro of the Quincy Art Association provide details about the 24th Annual Quincy ArtsFest, May 21st and 22nd at the Koch Park and Recreation Complex and also speak about a local artist who has donated several pieces to be auctioned to benefit the Red Cross in Ukraine.  

Retiring Thomas Crane Public Library Director Megan Allen discusses her 36 year career, the past 9 as library director.  Allen also highlights upcoming spring and summer programs and services.  

Capital Improvement Plan. Budget hearings. Quincy documentary.  Daily news, weather and sports update. 

Rockey Chan, MA Program and Services Manager for Quincy Asian Resources Inc., and Anna Vanderspek, Electric Vehicle Program Director for Green Energy Consumers Alliance talk about efforts to educate the public about electric vehicles with specific outreach to immigrant communities.  

New animal shelter. Budget hearings. Countryfest.  Daily news, weather and sports update.

Governor to speak to graduates. Quincy considers cable competition. K9 Kitt.  Daily news, weather and sports update. 

Maria Droste Counseling Services Executive Director Mike Shanahan and Director of Operations Stacey Campbell promote their Fashion for Compassion fundraiser on May 24th at Granite Links in Quincy and also discuss an increase in the need for mental health counseling caused by the pandemic.  

Quincy State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, comments on the current state of the pandemic, state budget negotiations, a proposed regional justice center in Quincy, and AAPI Heritage month.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on the recent 33rd annual Cleaner Greener Quincy, the 38th annual Quincy Senior Olympics, and comments on the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion plans.  

Drugs and gun.  MBTA safety. New development.  Daily news, weather and sports update. 

Linda Kelley, Nutrition Program Manager, and Anne McDonald, Nutritionist with South Shore Elder Services explain the Meals on Wheels program including who is eligible and the ongoing need for volunteers.