Government · Zoning Board
Board Approves Rockland St Renovation, Drops Subdivision
Quincy's Zoning Board voted 4-1 to approve a renovation at 95 Rockland Street after the developer dropped a contested plan to subdivide the waterfront lot.
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Government · Other Committee
Quincy License Board Approves Three Business Permits
The Quincy Board of License Commissioners approved three licensing requests Tuesday, clearing a holiday expo permit, a new dessert shop, and a 7-Eleven ownership transfer.
Morning Brief
Quincy Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Adams Academy trust fund fight draws scrutiny
Local outlets examine the $1.8 million legal fight over Adams Academy's education trust fund. From our own coverage: Quincy adults get new recreational volleyball option; In-person early voting continues at City Hall.
Government · Select Board
Council Panel Closes Flock Item, Sets Nov. 9 Hearing
Quincy's Combined Oversight and Finance Committee closed out its Flock camera order after the city abruptly switched license-plate reader vendors.
Morning Brief
Quincy Morning Brief, Oct. 26: District, juvenile court sessions relocate Monday
Quincy District Court and Norfolk County Juvenile Court sessions will relocate temporarily starting Monday.
Sports
Quincy Adults Get New Volleyball Opportunity This Fall
Quincy Patch reported this week that adults in the city have a new opportunity to play volleyball, giving racquet and court-sport fans another option for staying active this fall. No further details on scheduling, location or sign-up were included in the report.
Morning Brief
Quincy Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Early voting continues this weekend
Early voting for the Nov. 3 election continues at Quincy City Hall this weekend. Also in today's brief (7 items): Early voting continues for Nov. 3 election; North Quincy, Quincy face off in soccer; Program offers help with rising heating costs; Quincy to host TV honors for WBZ anchors.
Morning Brief
Quincy Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Police drop Flock for new plate readers
Quincy Police deactivate Flock license plate readers, switching to a city-owned camera system.
Morning Brief
Quincy Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Police, fire unions offer home for statues
Quincy weighs police and fire unions' offer to relocate disputed statues to a cemetery.
Morning Brief
Quincy Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Christmas parade gets patriotic theme
Quincy announces a patriotic theme for this year's annual Christmas parade route downtown. Also in today's brief (3 items): Christmas parade gets patriotic theme; Quincy launches new volleyball program for adults; Meet Me at Kilroy live music set for Oct 24.
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