Quincy council votes to recommend ending Flock camera contracts after public testimony. From our own coverage: License board takes up Hancock Street restaurant permit; Planning board delays Newport Avenue decision to Nov. 18.
MBTA extends ferry service on four routes, including Quincy's, through the end of the year. Also in today's brief (15 items): MBTA extends ferry service through December; NFPA shares tips to keep Halloween safe; Quincy readies annual Veterans Day parade; Tickets on sale for Kettle Kickoff Breakfast.
New adult volleyball option announced for fall. From our own coverage: New adult volleyball option announced for fall.
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.
Quincy District Court and Norfolk County Juvenile Court sessions will relocate temporarily starting Monday.
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.
Quincy Police deactivate Flock license plate readers, switching to a city-owned camera system.
Quincy weighs police and fire unions' offer to relocate disputed statues to a cemetery.
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.
Quincy Housing Authority buys former Eastern Nazarene College campus for $21 million, Bloomberg reports.
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