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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.
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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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Housing authority buys ENC campus for $21M
Quincy Housing Authority buys former Eastern Nazarene College campus for $21 million, Bloomberg reports.
Government · Select Board
Council votes to recommend ending Flock contracts
The Quincy City Council voted to recommend ending the city's Flock Safety camera contracts after hours of public testimony.
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Library hosts Teen Takeover session Tuesday
Quincy Public Library hosts Teen Takeover crafts and games session Tuesday afternoon.
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ENC campus deal raises housing questions
Quincy scrutinizes what a major ENC campus deal means for housing and green space.
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Open Heritage Day offers free tours Saturday
Quincy marks America's 250th anniversary with free Open Heritage Day tours across the city Saturday.
Government · Planning Board
Board OKs permit extensions, delays Newport Ave decision
Quincy's Planning Board continued a hearing on a 520-unit Newport Avenue Extension project to November 18 after State Rep. Bruce Ayers requested a supplemental Neponset River Bridge traffic study, which Trammell Crow's attorney, David Mahoney, agreed to provide.
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Unions offer compromise on safety statues
Police and fire unions offered Mayor Koch a compromise over contested public safety statues. Also in today's brief (4 items): Mayor Koch receives compromise proposal on safety statues; Pickleball rentals return to Quincy; Open Heritage Day returns Saturday with free tours; Meet Me at Ki…
Government · Other Committee
Quincy License Board Approves New Hancock Street Restaurant
The Quincy License Board approved seven liquor and common victualer licenses, clearing a new Hancock Street restaurant and setting the fall Kilroy Square calendar.