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14 budgets approved. Quincy College nurses graduate. Marshfield arrest. 

Second budget hearing. Quincy Center expansion hearing. Museum of Science project. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, speaks about AAPIH month, campaigning for re-election, and discussion about proposed ballot questions for App based drivers and psychedelic mushrooms. 

Quincy budget hearings. Suspect arrested for break-in. MBTA speed restrictions lifted. 

Kathy Ceurvels and Ann Foresman of the Wollaston Garden Club provide details about the club's annual Spring Plant Sale, and other club events and activities. 

Quincy budget hearings begin. Pig transplant recipient dies. Animal shelter fundraiser. 

Mihaela Rusu, Executive Director of the Quincy Multicultural Festival provides details about their 3rd annual event, scheduled for May 11th from Noon to 4pm at Pageant Field. 

Budget hearings begin. Invasive plants committee to meet. Multicultural Festival.

Rich "Rat" Kennedy, and Lou Tozzi provide information about the 26th Annual Squirrel Run to benefit ALS research on June 8th at Pageant Field in Quincy.  

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, discusses AAPI awareness month, a proposal to make Lunar New Year a school holiday in Quincy, a warning about scams, and the economic outlook.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo explains the votes taken at the May 7th Board of License Commissioners meeting including free concerts and a new restaurant in Quincy Center.  

Fourth pot shop approved. Concerns about new restaurant. Fashion show. 

Bill Patjane, Regional Director of the American Parkinson Disease Assocation provides some background about the organization, speaks about its mission and services, and promotes their annual Optomism Walk on May 19th at Bowditch Field in Framingham.  Visit apdaParkinson.org/MA or call 617-638-8466 for more information.  

Quincy loses latest Woodward suit. Mayoral pay presented separately. Body found in Braintree. 

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the May 6th meeting, including a budget presentation by the mayor, a vote on a Lunar New Year holiday, and a recent meeting about Forbes Hill Park. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains his proposed budget for the next fiscal year, comments on a proposal for a school holiday for Lunar New Year, and reflects on the recent Cleaner Greener Quincy event. 

Quincy budget up 4.5%. Lunar New Year a school holiday. Steward files for bankruptcy. 

Quincy Recreation Director Michelle Hanly provides information about the 40th annual Quincy Senior Olympics, and summer clinics.  

Quincy Center Redevelopment. Quincy city budget. Quincy College honors. 

Quincy Access Television Executive Director Jonathan Caliri talks about the mission of local access, membership, volunteer opportunities, and a lengthy list of upcoming events in Quincy.