Middle school open gym sessions set to begin. Also in today's brief (21 items): Middle school open gym sessions set to begin; Homeschool Hangout for ages 5 to 13; Movement and Mindfulness for ages 2 to 5; Mindful Beginnings for newborns and pre-walkers.
Patch AM questions Quincy's PFAS-free fire gear test results.
Quincy voters cast ballots in Tuesday's state election as city clerk posts unofficial results. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for the week of October 26.
Quincy obituary notices for late October. From our own coverage: Quincy obituary notices for late October.
Patch flags NFPA's Quincy exit as a factor in future housing and traffic decisions. Also in today's brief (20 items): NFPA exit raises housing and traffic questions; City highlighted flu prevention efforts; Friends Bookstore opens at Main Library; Teens discuss pop culture at library.
A possible 50-year Granite Links lease could reshape what Quincy taxpayers eventually pay. Also in today's brief (16 items): Granite Links lease raises tax questions; City steps up efforts to fight the flu; Quincy preps for annual Veterans Day parade; Friends Bookstore open at Main Library.
Quincy voters head to the polls Tuesday for a state election featuring nine ballot questions. From our own coverage: License board takes up new Hancock Street restaurant; Planning board delays Newport Ave decision to November.
Quincy council votes to recommend ending Flock camera contracts after public testimony. From our own coverage: License board takes up Hancock Street restaurant permit; Planning board delays Newport Avenue decision to Nov. 18.
MBTA extends ferry service on four routes, including Quincy's, through the end of the year. Also in today's brief (15 items): MBTA extends ferry service through December; NFPA shares tips to keep Halloween safe; Quincy readies annual Veterans Day parade; Tickets on sale for Kettle Kickoff Breakfast.
New adult volleyball option announced for fall. From our own coverage: New adult volleyball option announced for fall.
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