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Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the February 6th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the March 5th presidential primary election.  

Woman killed by train in Quincy. Condo project postponed. Fire department grant. 

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain explains that the council approved plans for a new medical center in Quincy Center, and received an update on construction of the new public safety complex. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses plans for a new medical complex in Quincy Center, provides an update on construction of the new public safety complex, and speaks about preparations for a new clubhouse at the Furnace Brook Golf Course.  

Medical center approved. New police station on time. Health care crisis.

Philip Chong, President and CEO of Quincy Asian Resources promotes the 36th annual Quincy Lunar New Year Festival, scheduled for February 18th at North Quincy High School, and also speaks about their many programs designed to assist Asian immigrants.  

Guilty plea in Quincy fatal crash. Quincy man extradited for hate crimes. Quincy music students honored.  

Kelly Isenor, Director of Communications for the American Red Cross, provides an update on the critical need for blood donations, and efforts to call attention to Sickle Cell Disease.  

Dishonorable discharge for embattled state trooper. Animal cruelty suspect to be evaluated. Bill to address double poles.  

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about Fred Korematsu Day in Massachusetts, the migrant crisis, Steward Health Care, and the passing of Harold Crowley of Quincy.  

Animal cruelty in Kingston. New twist in Read case. Funeral services for Quincy teacher. 

Ford steps down as acting coach. Fire department promotion. 2 crashes. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the appointment of Quincy High School Principal Keith Ford as interim head coach of the Quincy High football team.  Koch also speaks about the departure of Energy and Sustainability Director Shelly Dein, and remarks on the financial difficulties of Steward Health Care.  

Rally planned in Quincy Center. Robbery suspect arrested. New Library of Things.  

Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro provides an update on enrollment, Early College High School, the Mass ReConnect Program, ArLab opening, and more.  

Arrest made in multiple robberies. Steward Health Care crisis. New Quincy football coach. 

Robert Pierson, Director of the Norfolk County RSVP Program explains some volunteer opportunities available including Rides for Vets, Meals on Wheels, and Friendly Visitors.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides the results of the Board of License Commissioners meeting on January 23rd.  

Braintree robbery. Quincy shop warned. Bridge openings.

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, reacts to Governor Maura Healey's fiscal 2025 budget presentation.  Chan also comments on the outcome of the New Hampshire primary.