Quincy License Board Approves Three Business Permits

Other Committee · Meeting of October 27, 2026

QUINCY — 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. Chair Crispo led the unanimous votes, which included a special use permit for North Quincy High School's Parent Advisory Council Holiday Shopping Expo on November 14-15, drawing an expected 100 to 150 vendors and food trucks. The board also approved a common victualer license for Ichigo Sweets, a Japanese dessert bakery run by owner Kari Hui subleasing space inside an existing Hancock Street bubble tea cafe.

In the meeting's most discussed item, attorney Sydney Perkos secured approval to transfer a wine and malt beverage license to Squantum Bay LLC's 7-Eleven, with owner Fauzia Faisal as proposed manager. Ward 6 City Councilor Deborah Riley called it "a very exciting female-owned business" and said the transfer had "finally gone forward" after a long process.

In the full story:

• Call to Order and Roll Call
• North Quincy High School PAC Holiday Shopping Expo Special Use Permit
• Ichigo Sweets Common Victualer License
• Squantum Bay LLC 7-Eleven License Transfer
• [00:07:22] — Sydney Perkos, attorney for Squantum Bay LLC
• Minutes and Adjournment
• Who Was There
• Organizations And Documents Referenced
• The complete report: 1,427 words

Source: the Other Committee meeting of October 27, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript.