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Trader Joe's Confirms New Quincy Location as City Plans July 4th Celebration

Quincy gets a Trader Joe's and a patriotic send-off into the Fourth of July weekend. Mayor Tom Koch has announced a city-sponsored Patriotic Celebration for July 2nd to kick off the holiday, while the Department of Public Works confirmed no disruption to the week-of-June-29th trash and …

Quincy Patriotic Celebration Set for July 2 as City Plans Holiday Weekend

Quincy marks a somber day alongside holiday preparations, mourning the loss of lifelong volunteer Linda C. Mitchell while Mayor Thomas P. Koch's office finalizes a Patriotic Celebration for July 2. Per Quincy Patch, Mitchell was remembered as a devoted community fixture; separately, Pat…

Quincy Mayor's Proposed Pay Raise Pulled Back, Salary Questions Linger

Quincy's mayor's proposed pay raise has been withdrawn, leaving the city's broader salary structure unresolved heading into summer. Quincy Patch's morning newsletter flagged the reversal in its lead item, "Quincy mayor's big raise is gone—what happens to salaries next?", raising questio…

Quincy Community Rallies Around Family of Drowning Victim Kayron Costa

Quincy is rallying around the family of drowning victim Kayron Costa, with residents mobilizing support in the days following his death. The community grief comes as Massachusetts beach closures climbed to 28 sites after Tuesday's downpours sent stormwater runoff into coastal waters, a …

City Delivers Eastern Nazarene Campus Purchase Materials to Quincy City Council

Quincy City Council received additional purchase documents for the former Eastern Nazarene College campus on Friday, the sharpest civic development of the day. Mayor Tom Koch also announced a Patriotic Celebration for July 2, giving the city a second near-term community milestone to pla…

Former Quincy School Committee Member Pays Tribute to Mayor Koch at February Meeting

Former Quincy School Committee member Emily LeBeau honored Mayor Thomas Koch at the committee's February 11 meeting, citing roughly $370 million in school construction funded with approximately 68 percent state reimbursement and a first-place statewide teacher retention ranking over the past two yea

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