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Quincy Sets Community Meeting On Squaw Rock Park, Ponkapoag Tribe Partnership

Quincy announced a community meeting on Squaw Rock Park improvements and a Ponkapoag Tribe partnership this week. Mayor Thomas Koch's administration posted the Aug. 28 News Flash announcement with few specifics on timing or location, pairing planned park upgrades with a new tribal partn…

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The city has scheduled a community meeting to discuss planned improvements to Squaw Rock Park alongside a new partnership with the Ponkapoag Tribe, according to a News Flash posted Friday, Aug. 28, on the city's website.

TOWN HALL

Quincy's official News Flash feed announced a community meeting on "Squaw Rock Park Improvements and Ponkapoag Tribe Partnership," posted under Mayor Thomas Koch's administration. The announcement did not include a date, time or location for the session, only that residents will have a chance to weigh in on both the park upgrade plans and the tribal partnership. It follows a summer of city programming tied to the America 250 celebration, including a Pops Concert planned for the Hancock Adams Common and Labor Day weekend fireworks honoring workers, both announced in recent News Flash posts.

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Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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