AM Quincy
Summary: AM Quincy is a live audio show that can be heard Monday-Friday, 7am to 9am on QATV-8 (Quincy Access Television, Quincy, Massachusetts) and QATV.org. AM Quincy features news, weather, traffic and music to get your day started. Hosted by QATV's Joe Catalano, the program also features interview segments with non-profit agency representatives, local politicians, directors from various City of Quincy departments and other individuals representing a myriad of topics and groups. AM Quincy is the only locally produced, daily show covering news and events in the City of Quincy.
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Podcasts:
In his weekly City Hall Update, Mayor Thomas Koch discusses a proposal for a new public safety complex and also explains why Governor Baker was at North Quincy High School.
Quincy City Council President Brad Croall reflects on Ward 5 Councilor Kirsten Hughes decision not to seek re-election, and chats about a proposal for a new public safety complex.
Phil Gay and Karen Peterson of the South Shore YMCA explain this year's Camp Quirk and Healthy Kids Day.
Sean Glennon and Melissa Pond of the Quincy Planning Department explain the events taking place for Community Development Block Grant Week 2019.
Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum provides some background about the museum, and upcoming programs.
Quincy Ward 1 Councilor Dave McCarthy provides an update on projects in Houghs Neck, Merrymount, Germantown, and Adams Shore.
Quincy Rotarian Patrick McDermott provides details about their Annual Gala Fundraiser scheduled for April 24th at 5:30pm at The Neighborhood Club of Quincy.
In his weekly City Hall Update, Mayor Thomas Koch reflects on Holy Week, the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral, and hints at a re-election campaign kickoff event next month.
Quincy Ward 3 Councilor Ian Cain chats about issues including redevelopment in Quincy Center, a new hotel, and his intentions to run for re-election.
In his weekly City Hall Update, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains the proposal to redevelop the former Ross Parking Garage location in Quincy Center, and continues his opposition to plans by Boston officials to rebuild the Long Island Bridge.
Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the Board of License Commissioners meeting held on April 9.
Quincy Ward 6 Councilor William Harris provides an update on Ward 6 issues including the proposal by Boston officials to rebuild the Long Island Bridge.
Nina Liang and Pamela Linskey of the Thomas Crane Public Library Foundation provide details about a Mini Golf Classic Fundraiser at the main branch on April 27th from 6:00pm - 10:00pm.
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton President and CEO Richard Fernandez discusses some new treatment options at the hospital and the current state of health care in the region.
Alice Arena and Mike Lang of the Fore River Residents Against the Compressor Station provide an update on their efforts to stop a natural gas compressor station, proposed for North Weymouth.
